Robust and fast oxidation of sulfides by immobilized Mo(VI) complex on magnetic nanoparticles in solvent-free condition

Effective adsorption of amoxicillin by using UIO-66@ Cr-MIL-101 nanohybrid: isotherm, kinetic, thermodynamic, and optimization by central composite design

“…Removing drugs and antibiotics from the environment and water is a complex challenge that requires scientific and practical solutions. These solutions include: using advanced wastewater treatment systems 2 , using nanotechnology and active NPs, nanofiltration, and nanoabsorbents 3 , using biological activities of bacteria and fungi to decompose drugs 4 , using physical activities and filtration methods, adsorption 5 – 10 , oxidation and ultrasonic methods 11 – 15 , providing necessary training to patients and physicians to reduce drug consumption 16 , recycling drugs 17 , removing expired drugs and preventing their entry into the environment 18 , and using ultraviolet radiation and hydrogen peroxide oxidation to reduce and disinfect antibiotic residues 19 . Among these methods, the use of nanoadsorbents for the removal of antibiotics from water has emerged as a new and efficient method for combating water pollution due to the presence of drugs and antibiotics due to their selectivity and high efficiency.…”