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Within the platform, heavy metals, arsenic, and selenium are only a few of the solutions which can be effectively managed. GLC has recently completed development of its selenium adsorbent for the treatment of industrial effluents. This involves a proprietary graphene oxide nano-composite material that has been demonstrated to remove both selenite and selenate from water over a pH range of 2-8. The adsorbent can be used in powder or bead form and is 100% effective in the removal of selenium from a variety of water sources.