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    Management of The Multidisciplinary Environments of The Study

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    This document discusses managing a multidisciplinary study on reducing dye pollution in wastewater. The study aims to improve the dye adsorption of activated carbon derived from water hyacinth. Chemical engineers, limnologists, environmental technicians, and mineralogists can all contribute expertise to help improve the study. Chemical engineers can help optimize production processes and analyze material properties. Limnologists can provide water sample data. Environmental technicians can monitor dye pollution impacts. Mineralogists can test ways to improve the adsorption efficiency of kaolinite clay used in production.

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    This document discusses managing a multidisciplinary study on reducing dye pollution in wastewater. The study aims to improve the dye adsorption of activated carbon derived from water hyacinth. Chemical engineers, limnologists, environmental technicians, and mineralogists can all contribute expertise to help improve the study. Chemical engineers can help optimize production processes and analyze material properties. Limnologists can provide water sample data. Environmental technicians can monitor dye pollution impacts. Mineralogists can test ways to improve the adsorption efficiency of kaolinite clay used in production.

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    This document discusses managing a multidisciplinary study on reducing dye pollution in wastewater. The study aims to improve the dye adsorption of activated carbon derived from water hyacinth. Chemical engineers, limnologists, environmental technicians, and mineralogists can all contribute expertise to help improve the study. Chemical engineers can help optimize production processes and analyze material properties. Limnologists can provide water sample data. Environmental technicians can monitor dye pollution impacts. Mineralogists can test ways to improve the adsorption efficiency of kaolinite clay used in production.

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    This document discusses managing a multidisciplinary study on reducing dye pollution in wastewater. The study aims to improve the dye adsorption of activated carbon derived from water hyacinth. Chemical engineers, limnologists, environmental technicians, and mineralogists can all contribute expertise to help improve the study. Chemical engineers can help optimize production processes and analyze material properties. Limnologists can provide water sample data. Environmental technicians can monitor dye pollution impacts. Mineralogists can test ways to improve the adsorption efficiency of kaolinite clay used in production.

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    MANAGEMENT OF THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTS OF THE STUDY

    Dye in waste water is recognized as one of the root causes of environmental

    pollution (Gita, Hussan, & Choudhury, 2016). Reducing dye content of waste water

    requires broad knowledge about adsorption and other processes regarding the derivation

    of activated carbon from coal and other sources such as the common water hyacinth. It

    involves contribution of people from different disciplines including Limnologists,

    Environmental Protection Technicians, Mineralogists, Chemical Engineers, etc.

    The study aims to enhance the dye adsorption of activated carbon derived from

    water hyacinth, particularly malachite green and Congo red. The study focuses more on

    the improvement of the material derived from an alternative source. To improve the study,

    the researchers must cooperate with other disciplines.

    Chemical Engineers help by improving the processes involved in the study,

    specifically the production of activated carbon from common water hyacinth and its

    infusion with kaolinite clay. Applying modern technology in these processes promotes

    better and more efficient production. Chemical Engineers also help in the analysis of

    physical and chemical properties of materials in order to determine which ones are

    suitable for the process.

    Limnologists can help the study by collecting water sample data characteristics

    such as temperature, dissolved oxygen, velocity of water, phytoplankton productivity, and

    sedimentation rates of water hyacinth-free water bodies. These data will further support

    the advantages of using water hyacinth as activated carbon.


    With the help of the environment protection technicians, the impact of dye in the

    environment, particularly in bodies of water, can be distinguished by monitoring and

    investigating the sources of dye pollution and contamination. Thus, providing additional

    information on the effect of dye not only in the environment but also in living things.

    Mineralogists contribute to the study by improving the quality of kaolinite clay

    through performing chemical, heat, and other tests to identify its properties such as

    chemical, physical and crystalline structure that affects its adsorption efficiency.

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