Electrochemical Sensors and Cells for Environmental Applications

Dear Colleagues,

Several electrochemical technologies have emerged as promising approaches to remediate environmental problems. The applications include environmental monitoring, removal of hazardous species from liquid wastes and polluted soils, conversion of CO₂ into feedstock chemicals and fuels, as well as recovery energy and resources from wastes. New research topics continue to emerge. Despite extensive research efforts, many of those technologies are far from being introduced as efficient processes in real world applications. Important barriers need to be overcome to achieve full-scale applications in industry. Therefore, this Special Issue was designed to highlight all contributions that report on experimental and/or theoretical studies aiming for greater understanding and improvement of various electrochemical processes for environmental applications. Researchers are invited to submit their original research as well as review/perspective articles for publication in this Special Issue. Potential topics include but are not limited to:

• Electrochemical sensors for environmental monitoring;
• Electrochemical technologies used for energy and resource extraction from wastes;
• Electrochemical technologies for environmental remediation;
• Electrochemical processes for CO₂ conversion;
• Electrochemical technologies for waste/water treatment;
• Electrodes or catalysts based on wastes or eco-friendly raw materials.

Dr. Naoufel Haddour
Guest Editor

Dr. Yamina Mounia Azri
Guest Editor Assistant

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