Iron-Modified Nanotube Electrode Strips Persistent Pollutant from Water in Two Hours
An iron-modified titanium dioxide nanotube electrode combined with electricity, heat and ultraviolet light removed 92.1% of nitrobenzene from water within ...
An iron-modified titanium dioxide nanotube electrode combined with electricity, heat and ultraviolet light removed 92.1% of nitrobenzene from water within ...
A new review in Environmental Science and Pollution Research synthesizes recent evidence showing that synthetic textile dyes persist in water, ...
Researchers converted coal gangue waste into a molecular sieve that boosts cobalt oxide catalysts for rapid, recyclable degradation of organic ...
Researchers in Türkiye have shown that decorating chrysanthemum-like cobalt oxide microstructures with silver species boosts photoelectrocatalytic degradation of the azo ...
Researchers found that tuning the nitrogen-to-boron ratio in sawdust-derived biochar transforms it from a passive adsorbent into a highly efficient ...
An optimized electrochemical-Fenton process removed over 91 percent of hexavalent chromium and 96 percent of COD from real Indian tannery ...
Researchers boosted Fenton destruction of stubborn petroleum hydrocarbons nearly threefold by increasing soil polarity so hydroxyl radicals migrate from water ...
Researchers at Nankai University have developed reusable graphene- and cobalt-doped magnetic carbon beads that completely break down the antibiotic sulfamethoxazole ...
A review finds that tunable perovskite semiconductors could use light-generated reactive species to degrade persistent dyes in wastewater, while highlighting ...
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