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Catalytic Reduction of No Using Iron-Nickel Oxygen Carriers Derived from Electroplating Sludge: A Novel Method for Collaborative Emission Decrease of Polluting Gases
Acid-leaching mechanism of electroplating sludge: based on a comprehensive analysis of heavy-metal occurrence and the dynamic evolution of coexisting mineral phases
Bioleaching of dewatered electroplating sludge for the extraction of base metals using an adapted microbial consortium: Process optimization and kinetics
High quality oil recovery from oil-based drill cuttings via catalytic upgrading in presence of near-/supercritical water and different industrial wastes
Leaching behaviour and chemical speciation changes of heavy metals in mixed electroplating sludge during ferrous oxidation‑assisted two‑stage bioleaching
Catalytic reduction of nitrogen monoxide using iron–nickel oxygen carriers derived from electroplating sludge: Novel method for the collaborative emission decrease of polluting gases
Enhancing Cu2+ removal efficiency in a hybrid electrodeposition system based on vertically placed thermally regenerative batteries using gradient porous electrodes
Climate-Adaptive Environment and Cost-Efficient Ceramics and Concrete-Like Construction Materials from Hazardous Industrial and Municipal Wastes
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