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           Electrochemical treatment, 237–239  Functional unit (FU), 34–35, 38, 63, 65,
              electro-coagulation, 237–238           82–83, 256
              electro-dialysis, 239           Fungi and wastewater treatment, 144–147
              electro-flotation, 238             enzymes, 145–147
           Electro-coagulation, 237–238          LCA implementation, 155–156
           Electro-dialysis, 239                 overview, 144–145
           Electroextraction, see Electro-winning  pharmaceutical types, 143–144
           Electro-flotation, 238                reactor design, 149–150
           Electron–hole pair, 103            Fuzzy logic decision analysis, 27
           Electro-winning, 239
           Endocrine disrupting compounds     Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry
                   (EDC), 9, 16                      (GC-MS), 184–185
           “Energy 2020,” 78                  Gastropod shell, 207
           Energy balance and AD process, 269–271  GC-MS, see Gas chromatography-mass
           Environment, wastewater impacts on, 11–14  spectrometry (GC-MS)
              bioaccumulation, 13             GHG, see Greenhouse gas (GHG)
              climatic change, 12             Global warming, 65, 259
              dissolved oxygen decrement, 13–14  Glycerol wash, 59
              eutrophication, 13              Green, and eco-friendly materials, 205–209
              persistent organic pollutants, 14  Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions,
              water scarcity, 12                     and Energy Use in Transportation
           Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),    (GREET), 53
                   7, 50, 120                 Greenhouse gas (GHG), 29, 40–41, 70
           Environmental risks, of pharmaceutical products,   GREET, see Greenhouse Gases, Regulated
                   121–123                           Emissions, and Energy Use in
              bioaccumulation, 121–122               Transportation (GREET)
                factors, 122                  Groundwater and pharmaceutical products,
              persistence, 122                       123–127
              toxicity, 122–123                  hospital wastewater, 126–127
           Equipment information, 156            landfill, 123–124
           Escherichia coli, 8                   process wastewater, 125–126
           Estrogens, 144                        rivers and lakes, 124–125
           European Commission, 33, 39, 77, 172  septic systems, 124
           European Regulation on Registration, Evaluation   veterinary drugs, 124
                   and Authorization of Chemicals   Groundwater contamination, 221–240
                   (REACH), 98                   heavy metal toxicity, 223–229
           European Technical Guidance Document    in aquatic environment, 227–228
                   (EC-TGD), 191                   in humans, 228–229
           European Union (EU), 9, 33, 37, 172     in plants, 226–227
           Eutrophication, 13, 40, 155, 259, 262   in soil, 225–226
           Extracellular enzymes, 147            overview, 222
                                                 sources and effect, 222–223
           Fatty acid methyl ester (FAME), 58    steps for analyzing, 229
           Fenton process, 100–101               treatment methodologies, 229–240
           Fermentation, 275–276                   adsorption, 234–236
           Fertilizer, digested sludge as, 290     cementation, 239–240
           FFA, see Free fatty acids (FFA)         chemical precipitation, 230–233
           Filtering, 57                           coagulation, 237
           Fischer-Tropsch (F-T) process, 56       electrochemical treatment, 237–239
           Fl, see Fluorescence (Fl) detector      electro-winning, 239
           Flocculation, 61                        ion exchange, 233–234
           Fluorescence (Fl) detector, 185         membrane filtration, 236–237
           Fossil fuel, 70
           Free fatty acids (FFA), 52, 58     Heavy metals contamination, 4–7, 51–52, 51–52
           F-T process, see Fischer-Tropsch (F-T) process  antimony, 7
           FU, see Functional unit (FU)          arsenic, 6
           Functional chemical substances, 94    cadmium, 5
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