Application of Advanced Oxidation Technology in Wastewater Purification
A special issue of Separations (ISSN 2297-8739). This special issue belongs to the section "Purification Technology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2024) | Viewed by 1202
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Interests: environmental chemistry; advanced oxidation processes; photocatalytic decomposition; emerging organic pollutants; wastewater purification; kinetics methods of analysis; nanoparticles; semiconductors
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Interests: environmental chemistry; advanced oxidation processes; photocatalytic decomposition; emerging organic pollutants; wastewater purification; kinetics methods of analysis; nanoparticles; semiconductors
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Dear Colleagues,
Ensuring the protection and sustainable utilization of water resources is paramount for meeting the needs of present and future generations, while also upholding political stability at both national and regional levels. A robust water policy must strive to maintain an adequate supply of high-quality water for both human consumption and environmental preservation. This entails effectively regulating key stressors, such as agricultural runoff, industrial discharge, and urban wastewater, while also promoting integrated water management practices. Our priority lies in the pursuit of innovative solutions that are not only cost-effective and economically viable but also environmentally sustainable. This Special Issue seeks to spotlight advancements in semiconductor materials, encompassing powders, and thin films, along with their processing, characterization, and diverse applications across various fields.
We are especially interested in research studies focusing on “reagent-free, waste-free” advanced oxidation processes, which hold promise for effective pollutant removal while minimizing environmental impact.
We invite researchers to contribute their insights and findings to this Special Issue, fostering collaborative efforts towards sustainable water management and environmental stewardship
Prof. Dr. Daniela Šojić Merkulov
Dr. Nina L. Finčur
Prof. Dr. Predrag Putnik
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- environmental protection
- advanced oxidation technology
- photocatalysis
- sonophotocatalysis
- sonolysis
- nanomaterials
- sustainable synthesis
- sources of irradiation
- organic pollutants
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