Adsorption and Catalytic Pollution Control
A special issue of International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (ISSN 1660-4601). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Science and Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (27 March 2023) | Viewed by 13874
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Interests: density functional calculation; fluoride; artificial intelligence data-driven models; optimization of chemical functional materials
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Interests: wastewater; microbial fuel cells; metal organic frameworks; heavy metal; oxygen reduction reaction; stibium
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Interests: resource; environmental waste; high value utilization; environmental management; life cycle; water pollution control; emerging organic pollutants; environmental assessment; ecological restoration; adsorption; catalysis; water pollution; heavy metal
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Interests: artificial intelligence; environmental systems modelling; contaminant transport and removal modelling
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Interests: environmental protection functional materials; heavy metal wastewater; printing and dyeing wastewater; lithium-sulfur battery; lithium-ion battery
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Global pollution problems are continuously emerging, and the control of pollution problems is often accompanied by chemical processes. The choice of excellent catalysts can play a synergistic role in the control of pollutants. In the past few years, various catalysts have become research interests related to pollutant control. At the same time, the production and design of catalysts have also been applied in many industries. However, the structure, loading capacity, and production cost of a catalyst are the key factors restricting its development. In addition, the reaction mechanisms of pollution control and the main reactive sites are also problems to be solved. This Special Issue aims to contribute to the application of catalysts in different pollution control, reaction mechanism, and corresponding improvement strategies.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to:- Fluoride pollution;
- Catalyst synthesis strategies;
- Functional modification of catalysts;
- Air pollution control;
- Water pollution treatment;
- Electrocatalysis;
- Catalytic oxidation;
- Adsorption reduction;
- Nanomaterials, single-atom catalysts, metal-organic frameworks.
Dr. Lei Huang
Prof. Dr. Hongguo Zhang
Dr. Rongkui Su
Prof. Dr. Zhenxing Wang
Dr. Feng Chen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- nanomaterials
- single-atom catalysts
- metal-organic frameworks
- synthesis strategy
- functional modification
- water pollution control
- catalytic oxidation
- adsorption reduction
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