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Efficient decomposition of sulfamethoxazole in a novel neutral Fered-Fenton like/oxalate system based on effective heterogeneous-homogeneous iron cycle
Persulfate Activation on Crystallographic Manganese Oxides: Mechanism of Singlet Oxygen Evolution for Nonradical Selective Degradation of Aqueous Contaminants
Enhanced Generation of Reactive Oxygen Species under Visible Light Irradiation by Adjusting the Exposed Facet of FeWO4 Nanosheets To Activate Oxalic Acid for Organic Pollutant Removal and Cr(VI) Reduction
Extremely Efficient Decomposition of Ammonia N to N 2 Using ClO • from Reactions of HO • and HOCl Generated in Situ on a Novel Bifacial Photoelectroanode
Quantitative Examination of Aqueous Ferrocyanide Oxidation in a Carbon Nanotube Electrochemical Filter: Effects of Flow Rate, Ionic Strength, and Cathode Material
Development of Atomic Hydrogen-Mediated Electrocatalytic Filtration System for Peroxymonosulfate Activation Towards Ultrafast Degradation of Emerging Organic Contaminants
The inactivation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and the damage of antibiotic-resistant genes using an electrified carbon nanotube membrane-NaClO system
Removing antibiotic resistance genes through the synergistic effect of hydroxyl radical and hypochlorite radical generated in a CeO2@CNT electrified membrane – NaClO system
Enhancement of electrocatalytic activity for micropollutant removal by CeO2@CNT-based membranes: The influences of the structure and morphology of CeO2
Spatially-confined removal of intracellular antibiotic resistance genes via electrochemical membranes: Influence of pore size on electrical stimulation and exogenous reactive oxygen species oxidation
Low-energy ORR/EO-Cl system with commercial electrodes for real medical wastewater disinfection achieves efficient inactivation, Chloroxy-anion suppression, and multi-level bacterial damage
Enhancing intracellular antibiotic resistance genes removal via the synergistic effect of hydroxyl radicals and singlet oxygen in the electrochemical Membrane-NaClO system
Reactive species conversion into 1O2 promotes substantial inhibition of chlorinated byproduct formation during electrooxidation of phenols in Cl−-laden wastewater
Overlooked role of void-nanoconfined effect in emerging pollutant degradation: Modulating the electronic structure of active sites to accelerate catalytic oxidation
Multistage Generation Mechanisms of Reactive Oxygen Species and Reactive Chlorine Species in a Synergistic System of Anodic Oxidation Coupled with in Situ Free Chlorine and H2O2 Production
Integrating Research and Education: A Laboratory Module on Fabricating Electroactive Carbon Nanotube Membrane for Environmental Functional Materials Education
Highly Efficient and Selective Degradation of Electron-Rich Organic Pollutants in a Co-CN/Peroxymonosulfate System via the Synergistic Interaction of Regulating the Active Site and Producing Singlet Oxygen
Enhancing Inactivation of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria and Removal of Antibiotic Resistance Genes from Surface Water and Secondary Effluent Samples through Electrified membrane-Assisted NaClO system
Stoichiometric hydrogen peroxide versus hypochlorite generation via dual-cell continuous flow system enables singlet oxygen-dominated phenol oxidation
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