An increase in production of commercial products containing graphene-family
nanomaterials (GFNs) has led to concern over their release into the environment. The fate …

Multiphase displacement in porous media can be adjusted by micro/nanoparticle
suspensions, which is widespread in many scientific and industrial contexts. Direct …

The attachment-detachment of heavy metal ions and suspended matter (SM), such as
copper ions (Cu 2+), graphene oxide (GO) and silica powders, onto a quartz sand porous …

Nanomaterials are widely used in daily life owing to their superior characteristics. The
release and transport of nanoparticles (NPs) in the environment is inevitable during their …

Although graphene oxide (GO) can be well dispersed in water, it tends to reagglomerate in
an alkaline cement hydration environment, thus seriously degrading the workability and …

With the extensive application of graphene oxide (GO), it is noticeable that part of GO is
directly/indirectly released into the environment and widespread research indicated that it …

Microplastics (MPs) have attracted increasing concern as emerging contaminants of global
importance in recent years. Soil is considered an important sink for MPs. Due to …

With the development and application of graphene oxides (GO), the potential toxicity and
environmental behavior of GO has become one of the most forefront environmental …

Graphene oxide (GO) with unique characteristics grasps striking potentials in both academic
and industrial applications. After being released into natural waters, the dispersity and …

The treatment of oily wastewater has become a serious environmental challenge, for which
graphene oxide has emerged as a promising material in solving the problem. The ever …