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Removal of endocrine disrupting chemicals from water through urethane functionalization of microfiltration

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2023, Volume 18, Issue 4, doi: 10.1007/s11783-024-1805-6

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● Urethane functionalities created on PES membranes via electron beam irradiation.

Keywords： Surface functionalization     Electron beam irradiation     Microfiltration     Endocrine disrupting chemicals    

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Selective preparation for biofuels and high value chemicals based on biochar catalysts

Frontiers in Energy 2023, Volume 17, Issue 5,   Pages 635-653 doi: 10.1007/s11708-023-0878-4

Abstract: In this paper, the recent advances in biofuels and high chemicals for selective production based on biocharSuitable biochar catalysts can enhance the yield of biofuels and higher-value chemicals.based on mechanism research will be beneficial to increase biofuels and the conversion efficiency of chemicalsoperational conditions based on the biomass properties are vital for the selective production of high-value chemicalsThis paper identifies the latest preparation for energy products and other high-value chemicals based

Keywords： biomass     biochar catalysts     biofuels     high chemicals    

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Effect of gastric fluid on adsorption and desorption of endocrine disrupting chemicals on microplastics

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2022, Volume 16, Issue 8, doi: 10.1007/s11783-022-1525-8

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• Effect of gastric fluid on EDCs adsorption-desorption to microplastics was evaluated.

Keywords： Microplastics     Gastric fluid     Endocrine-disrupting chemicals     Adsorption     Desorption    

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Power-to-chemicals: sustainable liquefaction of food waste with plasma-electrolysis

Frontiers of Chemical Science and Engineering 2023, Volume 17, Issue 5,   Pages 594-605 doi: 10.1007/s11705-022-2255-y

Abstract: Overall, this proposed strategy may provide a new sustainable and eco-friendly avenue for the power-to-chemicals

Keywords： plasma electrolysis     food waste     liquefaction     resource recovery    

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Valorisation of protein waste: An enzymatic approach to make commodity chemicals? ?

Madura B. A. Kumar, Yuan Gao, Wei Shen, Lizhong He

Frontiers of Chemical Science and Engineering 2015, Volume 9, Issue 3,   Pages 295-307 doi: 10.1007/s11705-015-1532-4

Abstract: Valorisation of protein waste to higher value products, particularly commodity chemicals such as precursorstheir chemical counterparts, promise sustainable processes for conversion of protein waste to valuable chemicalsextraction and hydrolysis, separation of individual amino acids and their ultimate conversion into chemicals

Keywords： amino acids     protein waste     reactor     conversion     commodity chemicals     enzymes    

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Occurrence of estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals concern in sewage plant effluent

Yan SUN, Huang HUANG, Ying SUN, Chao WANG, Xiaolei SHI, Hongying HU, Takashi KAMEYA, Koichi FUJIE

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2014, Volume 8, Issue 1,   Pages 18-26 doi: 10.1007/s11783-013-0573-5

Abstract: study was to give a worldwide overview of the concentrations of typical estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals

Keywords： estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals     concentration distribution     sewage plant    

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Characterization of value-added chemicals derived from the thermal hydrolysis and wet oxidation of sewage

Milan Malhotra, Anurag Garg

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2021, Volume 15, Issue 1, doi: 10.1007/s11783-020-1305-2

Abstract: Abstract • Hydrothermal treatment can greatly improve resource recovery from sewage sludge. • tCOD removal during WO was ~55% compared with ~23% after TH. • TOC solubilization during hydrothermal treatment followed first-order kinetics. • Solids and carbon balance confirmed loss of organics during thermal hydrolysis. • Reaction pathways for thermal hydrolysis and wet oxidation are proposed. We evaluated the effect of hydrothermal pretreatments, i.e., thermal hydrolysis (TH) and wet oxidation (WO) on sewage sludge to promote resource recovery. The hydrothermal processes were performed under mild temperature conditions (140°C–180°C) in a high pressure reactor. The reaction in acidic environment (pH= 3.3) suppressed the formation of the color imparting undesirable Maillard’s compounds. The oxidative conditions resulted in higher volatile suspended solids (VSS) reduction (~90%) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal (~55%) whereas TH caused VSS and COD removals of ~65% and ~27%, respectively at a temperature of 180°C. During TH, the concentrations of carbohydrates and proteins in treated sludge were 400–1000 mg/L and 1500–2500 mg/L, respectively. Whereas, WO resulted in solids solubilization followed by oxidative degradation of organics into smaller molecular weight carboxylic acids such as acetic acid (~400–500 mg/L). Based on sludge transformation products generated during the hydrothermal pretreatments, simplified reaction pathways are predicted. Finally, the application of macromolecules (such as proteins), VFAs and nutrients present in the treated sludge are also discussed. The future study should focus on the development of economic recovery methods for various value-added compounds.

Keywords： Hydrothermal pretreatment     Reaction kinetics     Reaction pathway     Sewage sludge     Thermal hydrolysis     Wet oxidation    

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Fine Chemicals in the New Century

Yang Jinzong

Strategic Study of CAE 2002, Volume 4, Issue 10,   Pages 21-25

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Fine chemicals industry is one of the standards to evaluate the level of chemical industry.Several problems which should be taken into consideration in developing fine chemicals industry, including

Keywords： fine chemicals     environmental protection     core technology     energy saving     consumption decrease     specialty    

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Combining innovative science and policy to improve air quality in cities with refining and chemicals

David T. Allen

Frontiers of Chemical Science and Engineering 2017, Volume 11, Issue 3,   Pages 293-304 doi: 10.1007/s11705-017-1660-0

Abstract: In Houston, a combination of urban emissions from a city of 4 million people, coupled with emissions from extensive petroleum refining and chemical manufacturing, leads to conditions for photochemistry that are unique in the United States, and historically, the city had experienced some of the highest ozone concentrations recorded in the United States. Large air quality field studies (the Texas Air Quality Studies or TexAQS I and II) were conducted to determine root causes of the high ozone concentrations. Hundreds of air quality investigators, from around the world, deployed instruments on aircraft, on ships, and at fixed ground sites to make extensive air quality measurements; detailed photochemical modeling was used to interpret and assess the implications of the measurements. The Texas Air Quality Studies revealed that both continuous and episodic emissions of light alkenes, which came to be called highly reactive volatile organic compounds, played a critical role in the formation of ozone and other photochemical oxidants in the region. Understanding and quantifying the role of these emissions in regional air quality required innovations in characterizing emissions and in photochemical modeling. Reducing emissions required innovative policy approaches. These coupled scientific and policy innovations are described, and the result, substantially cleaner air for Houston, is documented. The lessons learned from the Houston air quality experience are relevant to cities with similar population and industrial profiles around the world.

Keywords： ozone     air quality     highly reactive volatile organic compounds     Houston    

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Remediation of soil and groundwater contaminated with organic chemicals using stabilized nanoparticles

Zhengqing Cai, Xiao Zhao, Jun Duan, Dongye Zhao, Zhi Dang, Zhang Lin

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2020, Volume 14, Issue 5, doi: 10.1007/s11783-020-1263-8

Abstract: nanoparticles for in situ remediation of soil and groundwater contaminated by legacy and emerging organic chemicals

Keywords： Stabilized nanoparticle     In-situ remediation     Organic contaminant     Soil remediation     Groundwater     Fate and transport    

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Despite Effective Ban, Ozone-Destroying Chemicals Still Up in the Air

Chris Palmer

Engineering   Pages 7-9 doi: 10.1016/j.eng.2023.07.004

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Cancer and the environment: Filling knowledge gaps together

Linda S. BIRNBAUM PhD, DABT, ATS,

Frontiers of Medicine 2010, Volume 4, Issue 2,   Pages 131-133 doi: 10.1007/s11684-010-0044-3

Abstract: One factor is persistence of chemicals that “live” beyond their initial intended use.Finally, mixtures of chemicals are an important consideration.Humans are always exposed to multiple chemicals.

Keywords： environment     genes     environmental exposure     environmental agent     persistence     chemicals     inert ingredients    

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Electrochemical CO reduction to C products over CuZn intermetallic catalysts synthesized by electrodeposition

Frontiers in Energy doi: 10.1007/s11708-023-0898-0

Abstract: reduction (ECR) offers an attractive approach to realizing carbon neutrality and producing valuable chemicals

Keywords： dioxide electroreduction     electrochemistry     co-electrodeposition     intermetallic catalysts     value-added chemicals    

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Application of permanganate in the oxidation of micropollutants: a mini review

Xiaohong GUAN, Di HE, Jun MA, Guanghao CHEN

Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering 2010, Volume 4, Issue 4,   Pages 405-413 doi: 10.1007/s11783-010-0252-8

Abstract: The pollutants include algal toxins, endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), and pharmaceuticals.

Keywords： pharmaceuticals     endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs)     algal toxins     permanganate     oxidation    

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The Chemicals Input Status and Transformation Path of the Planting Industry in China

Yi Xiaoyan,Yuan Meng and Yin Changbin

Strategic Study of CAE 2017, Volume 19, Issue 4,   Pages 124-129 doi: 10.15302/J-SSCAE-2017.04.020

Abstract: input, and puts forward a general transformation idea, transformation path, and security system for chemicalsresult in obvious problems for this industry include the excessive use and a low utilization rate of chemicals, regional imbalances in chemicals input, imbalanced crops, and irrational crop structure within thetransform the production mode by optimizing regional layouts, reforming planting systems, developing new chemicals

Keywords： planting industry     chemical input     transformation path     chemical fertilizers and pesticides     security system    

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Removal of endocrine disrupting chemicals from water through urethane functionalization of microfiltration

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Selective preparation for biofuels and high value chemicals based on biochar catalysts

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Effect of gastric fluid on adsorption and desorption of endocrine disrupting chemicals on microplastics

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Power-to-chemicals: sustainable liquefaction of food waste with plasma-electrolysis

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Valorisation of protein waste: An enzymatic approach to make commodity chemicals? ?

Madura B. A. Kumar, Yuan Gao, Wei Shen, Lizhong He

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Occurrence of estrogenic endocrine disrupting chemicals concern in sewage plant effluent

Yan SUN, Huang HUANG, Ying SUN, Chao WANG, Xiaolei SHI, Hongying HU, Takashi KAMEYA, Koichi FUJIE

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Characterization of value-added chemicals derived from the thermal hydrolysis and wet oxidation of sewage

Milan Malhotra, Anurag Garg

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Fine Chemicals in the New Century

Yang Jinzong

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Combining innovative science and policy to improve air quality in cities with refining and chemicals

David T. Allen

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Remediation of soil and groundwater contaminated with organic chemicals using stabilized nanoparticles

Zhengqing Cai, Xiao Zhao, Jun Duan, Dongye Zhao, Zhi Dang, Zhang Lin

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Despite Effective Ban, Ozone-Destroying Chemicals Still Up in the Air

Chris Palmer

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Cancer and the environment: Filling knowledge gaps together

Linda S. BIRNBAUM PhD, DABT, ATS,

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Electrochemical CO reduction to C products over CuZn intermetallic catalysts synthesized by electrodeposition

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Application of permanganate in the oxidation of micropollutants: a mini review

Xiaohong GUAN, Di HE, Jun MA, Guanghao CHEN

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The Chemicals Input Status and Transformation Path of the Planting Industry in China

Yi Xiaoyan,Yuan Meng and Yin Changbin

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