The presence of antibiotics in surface waters is a potential driver of antibiotic resistance and
thus of concern to human and environmental health. Key factors driving the potential impact …

Pharmaceutical residues and nanoplastic and microplastic particles as emerging pollutants
in the aquatic environment are a subject of increasing concern in terms of the effect on water …

In this study, ZIF-8 nanoparticles were synthesized using a simple method at room
temperature. The ZIF-8 nanoparticles were then characterized by scanning electron …

Coagulation is a common method used to remove suspended particulate matter (SPM) from
the water supply. SPM has preferable adsorption ability for antibiotics in water; therefore …

Nitrification and denitrification are the most important nitrogen transformation processes in
the environment. Recently, due to widespread use, antibiotics have been reported to lead to …

As a typical shallow lake with a wind-generated flow, the resuspension state of sediment
and phosphorus release under wind field disturbance plays an important role in controlling …

The safety of the source of drinking water is important to human health, and monitoring the
occurrence of contamination, particularly antibiotics and toxic organic compounds, is …

The extensive utilization of antibiotics has resulted in their frequent detection, contributing to
an increased abundance of antibiotic resistance genes in rivers and posing a significant …

Antibiotics can generally be detected in the water-sediment systems of lakes. However,
research on the migration and transformation of antibiotics in water-sediment systems based …

This study involves the synthesis of an organic-inorganic hybrid material consisting of Ti/Si-
terephthalate (Ti-TPA-Si) in a 1: 1: 1 ratio using sol-gel method and its reaction with …