@ Laura, the attached files may be useful to you.

Cost benefit Analysis can be explained as a procedure for estimating all cost involved and possible profits to be derived from a business opportunity . There 6 steps: * Understand the cost of status quo. You need this to measure the relative merit of an investment against the do nothing option.

* identify cost

*identify benefits

*determine the cost savings

*create a timeline for expected costs and revenue

*evaluate non - quantifiable benefits and costs

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I agree with Anati answer.

identify cost

*identify benefits

*determine the cost savings

*create a timeline for expected costs and revenue

*evaluate non - quantifiable benefits and costs

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Please read the following article:

Synthesis of Co3O4 nanoparticles and their performance towards methyl orange dye removal: Characterisation, adsorption and response surface methodology.

If you don't have the access, I can send you the pdf. Thanks

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Interesting for valuable discussion.

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Thank you Sylvester Peter Antai

It is applied to weigh different options for certain things. The option which outweighs other ones on various counts is the best one. In this case you can compare the process or product in terms of feasibility, compatibility, affordability, efficiency, efficacy etc.

You have published studies about this? Shrikaant Kulkarni