Persistent free radicals of activated carbon induce highly toxic by-products formation during chlorination

Huang, Xin; Yi, Cong; Wang, Yili; Shi, Baoyou

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2024.149031

Chemical Engineering Journal

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2024.149031

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Persistent free radicals of activated carbon induce highly toxic by-products formation during chlorination

Xin Huang,

Cong Yi,

Yili Wang

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Persistent free radicals of activated carbon induce highly toxic by-products formation during chlorination

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Nitrate reduction to nitrogen in wastewater using mesoporous carbon encapsulated Pd–Cu nanoparticles combined with in-situ electrochemical hydrogen evolution

Nitrate reduction to nitrogen in wastewater using mesoporous carbon encapsulated Pd–Cu nanoparticles combined with in-situ electrochemical hydrogen evolution

Unraveling the intrinsic activity origin of sludge-derived biochar for boosted chlorination of diclofenac: Key role of persistent free radicals

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