Electrochemical oxidation (EO) of organic compounds is an outstanding technology capable
of oxidizing organic pollutants to simple inorganic compounds such as H 2 O and CO 2 …

Phthalates are being increasingly used as softeners-plasticizers to improve the plasticity and
the flexibility of materials. Amongst the different plasticizers used, more attention is paid to di …

Simultaneous recovery of energy and carbon from recalcitrant wastewater has attracted ever-
growing interest for water management. However, the existing technologies to break down …

ABSTRACT In this study, Electro-Fenton (E-Fenton) reactions at pH 3.0 were initiated by
cathodic generation of H 2 O 2, with subsequent production of radical dotOH following the …

Increasing discharge of saline wastewater (SWW) from different industries and
environmental risks associated with it has compelled researchers to search for efficient …

Chlorination is the most used technique of killing microorganisms' in water through the
potable water industry. Some outbreaks of water born disease, the definition of chlorine as a …

Electrochemical process in chloride-free electrolytes was proved to be powerful in
disinfection due to the strong oxidants produced in the electrolysis and no formation of …

Herein, we reported a tandem multilevel reactive electrochemical membrane (REM) system
was promising for the rapid and complete removal of trace antibiotics from natural waters …

This study compares the degradation of diethyl phthalate (DEP) by the electro-peroxone (E-
peroxone) process with three different carbon-based cathodes, namely, carbon …

Wastewater treatment and reuse have risen as a solution to the water crisis plaguing the
world. Global warming-induced climate change, population explosion and fast depletion of …