*Corresponding Author E-mail: h.abdulahad@rrcollegeofpharmacy.com
Chemically enhanced wastewater treatment is gaining significant attention, particularly for wastewater unsuitable for conventional biological treatment methods. Among these approaches, flocculation stands out as a critical technique for improving water quality. This article offers a comprehensive examination of the mechanism, applications, significance, and advancements in chemical flocculation. It begins with an overview of wastewater treatment methods before delving into the specifics of flocculation, including types of flocculants, their applications, advantages, disadvantages, and mechanisms of action. Emphasizing the importance of chemical wastewater treatment through flocculation, the article underscores its versatility and effectiveness in enhancing water quality, thereby preserving the environment, ensuring global safety, and facilitating access to safe drinking water.
Coagulation, Chemical, Flocculation, Sedimentation, Treatment, Wastewater