Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are found in almost every location around the globe: in soil, in rivers, in ground water and in the oceans. Their ubiquitous occurrence leads to...
Quantifying the atmospheric persistence and global warming potential of hydrofluorocarbon substitutes under the Kigali Amendment requires accurate temperature-dependent rate constants for both daytime (OH) and nighttime (NO 3 ) degradation pathways.
Illustration of the wind-tunnel testing system and the PAN-TETA adsorbent. CO 2 molecules are selectively captured by the amine-functionalized porous fiber network during air flow.
Hydrophobic deep eutectic solvents efficiently extract PFOA and PFOS from water, concentrating PFAS into a separable HDES phase while leaving the aqueous phase largely depleted.
CuO nanomaterials synthesized via a green route efficiently activated PMS and achieved high tetracycline removal, highlighting their potential for sustainable wastewater treatment applications.
