Effectiveness and mechanisms of the adsorption of carbendazim from wastewater onto commercial activated carbon

Towards furfural and biomass char production from Camellia oleifera husks using dilute hydrochloric acid pretreatment: a comprehensive investigation on adsorption performance

“…39 Notably, as the relative pressure ( P / P 0 ) approaches 1, the isotherm demonstrates an upward trend, indicating the presence of a macroporous structure within BC. 39 Based on the IUPAC classification, the N 2 adsorption–desorption isotherms of BC in this study fall under type IV, 40 indicating the presence of a well-developed mesoporous structure. From the SEM image of BC in Fig.…”

“…To examine the adsorption thermodynamics, experiments were performed at various temperatures (20,30,40,50, and 60 °C) using a xed FF concentration of 5 g L −1 and an adsorption time of 30 min.…”

Shining a light on fungicide- water: enhanced photocatalytic degradation using the CoTiO3/CaTiO3 nanocomposite and experimental and theoretical viewpoints on improved intervalence charge transfer from O2− to Ti4+ and from Co2+ to Ti4+ ions and spatial charge transfer

“…11 Therefore, the treatment of CBZ in water and soil is crucial. To cope with the environmental crisis and pollution problems, various methods have been developed to treat CBZ in water and soil, including adsorption, 12 thermal degradation, 13 biodegradation, 14 and photocatalytic degradation. 15,16 Among these methods, semiconductor photocatalytic technology has become an essential solution to remediate environmental pollution.…”

Two Major Pathways in TAML-Catalyzed Degradation of Carbendazim by H2O2: Elimination of a Nitrogen-Rich Benzimidazole Fungicide and Its Parallel Nitration

“…11 Thiophanate methyl is allowed for agricultural applications in the United States and is found in 200 approved products. 12 Thiophanate methyl is approved for agricultural use in the US and other countries, 2,3,13 which means that carbendazim is actually also widely deployed. Therefore, despite US and EU action against Cbz in agriculture, it is likely to remain an aqueous pollutant for the foreseeable future.…”