This document summarizes a student's research on separating chromium (VI) ions from electroplating waste using an emulsion liquid membrane with an internal phase of NaBH4 and HCl. The student tested various parameters to determine optimal conditions, finding that a mixture of NaBH4 and HCl as the acceptor phase performed better than HCl alone. Specifically, the emulsion lasted longer and transported more chromium ions when NaBH4 was added. An emulsion to feed volume ratio of 1:5 achieved 80.13% extraction for a 10x diluted waste concentration. The research aimed to extract chromium ions from electroplating waste using the emulsion liquid membrane method.