Antibiotics are pervasive contaminants in aqueous systems that pose an environmental
threat to aquatic life and humans. Typically, antibiotics are developed to counteract bacterial …

Antibiotics have been a primary environmental concern due to their widespread dispersion,
harmful bioaccumulation, and resistance to mineralization. Unfortunately, typical processes …

As the abuse of antibiotics has led to increasingly serious environmental pollution problems,
studies have found that the adsorption method can be used to efficiently and quickly remove …

Fluoride removal is an urgent problem in the field of water treatment. In this study, fluoride
adsorption was performed using Ca-Modified Mg-Zr Mixed Metal Oxides (CCMZ), which was …

Biomass-derived porous carbon is a promising antibiotic adsorption material due to its
abundant reserves, low cost, and eco-friendly features. However, most biomass-derived …

The effective matching of· OH produced by an electro-Fenton cathode with liquid-phase
pollutants is the key to the efficient degradation of pollutants by using electro-Fenton …

In this contribution, we apply a soft-template-assisted hydrothermal route using polyethylene-
polypropylene glycol (F127) as soft-template agent and biomass batatas as carbon …

Hierarchically porous carbons (HPCs) have been shown to be effective adsorbents for
removing emerging pollutants such as antibiotics from water. To clarify the mechanisms of …

The discharge of antibiotics into the aquatic environment can become toxic and hazardous
to both human health and the environment. Therefore, it is enormously essential to remove …

In the present work, the efficiency and applicability of fixed-bed columns were evaluated for
the adsorption of tetracycline (TC) on granular activated carbon (GAC). An experimental …