Adsorptive and Catalytic Materials Used in Environmental Treatment
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Green Materials".
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Adsorption and catalysis technologies play a crucial role in water treatment, with applications in water pollution control, wastewater treatment, hydrogen production, advanced oxidation processes, electrosorption, electrocoagulation, and more. In recent years, new adsorption materials, catalysts, and treatment technologies have emerged in response to the growing demands for water treatment, driving rapid advancements in this field. However, enhancing the efficiency and stability of these technologies, optimizing reaction mechanisms, and gaining a deeper understanding of active reaction sites remain key challenges that need to be addressed.
This Special Issue aims to compile the latest research on adsorption and catalysis application in water treatment, covering various aspects, including synthesis strategies, reaction mechanisms, and technical applications. We invite experts and scholars to contribute their research findings on the wide-ranging applications of adsorption and catalysis in water treatment and share innovative technologies and methodologies, fostering further development and applications in this field.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Synthesis strategies for water treatment;
- Adsorption processes and their applications in water pollution control;
- Catalysts in water treatment;
- Advanced oxidation processes;
- Electrosorption and electrocoagulation;
- Hydrogen production and energy conversion;
- Membrane technologies for water treatment;
- Wastewater treatment and resource recovery;
- Reaction mechanisms and catalytic active sites;
- Development of novel adsorbents and catalysts.
Dr. Lei Huang
Prof. Dr. Hongguo Zhang
Dr. Zhenxing Wang
Dr. Rongkui Su
Dr. Feng Chen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- adsorption
- catalysis
- water pollution control
- advanced oxidation processes
- hydrogen production
- electrosorption
- electrocoagulation
- membrane technology
- wastewater treatment
- reaction mechanisms
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