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Environmental and human health hazard of textile synthetic dyes and some solutions for their elimination

Aug 2026 · Environmental science and pollution research international · Vol 33, pp. 15229 - 15252 · 0 citations · 230 references
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This review paper presents the state of art concerning textile dyes and their toxicity caused by their chemical structures and the tinctorial properties and presents the results regarding dye toxicity based on papers published mostly in the last 5 years.

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