“…Many approaches have been used to achieve the elimination of dyes from water bodies, among which the following stand out: anodization and electrocoagulation (El-Ashtoukhy et al, 2017;Singh et al, 2016), micro remediation (Lira-Pérez J et al, 2019, microwave (Garzón-Pérez et al, 2020), ultrasonic, nanofiltration with modified membranes (Febrianto et al, 2019;Mittal et al, 2020;Febrianto et al, 2019;Gunawan et al, 2019;Sutedja et al, 2017), ultraviolet (Ayala et al, 2017), ozonation (Mendoza-Basilio et al, 2017), sedimentation (Solís et al, 2013), electro incineration, chemical coagulation, enzymatic (Solís-Oba et al 2009), and different types of catalysis as: conventional catalytic processes (Raman and Kanmani, 2016), heterogeneous photocatalysis (Márquez-Ramírez et al, 2019;Lakshmi Prasanna and Rajagopalan, 2016), adsorption in batch (González-López et. al, 2021), piezocatalysis (Singh et al, 2020), remediation by nano zero-valent irons (Handojo et al, 2020) or a combination of the approaches. All they had been widely studied, but most of them are expensive or difficult to be reproduced in some labs.…”