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Volume number
26
Publication year
2024

New strategy for photocatalytic antibacterial concrete: in situ fluoride-modified negatively charged interfaces

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Corresponding authors: Peijiang Cong, Yongtao Zhou et al. View all

Air pollution and health

Sponge cities embody a green and sustainable urban development approach, with permeable concrete structures crucial for collecting natural precipitation. Over time, however, microbes from rainwater can adhere to and proliferate on these concrete surfaces, potentially accelerating material corrosion...

photocatalytic antibacterial Concrete +3 more

Improving Mechanical Properties of Magnesium matrix composite using reutilization of Electronic Waste and Boron Nitride

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Balasundaram Gopi, Sampath Boopathi

Solid Waste Management

This study examines the properties of Mg ( Magnesium )/E lectronic Waste/BN ( Boron Nitride ) composite materials by analyzing their wear rate and hardness using a one-variable-at-a-time approach. It reveals intricate relationships affecting material performance, with increasing E-Waste particle...

Mg/E-Waste/BN wear rate +5 more

Effect of climatic factors on sexual maturity Labeo rohita fish

by Eslamizadeh E. Mabudi H. Roomiani L. Javaheri Baboli M. Chelehmal Dezfulnejad M.

Environmental management and policy

This study examined the varying levels of thyroxine hormone impact (at doses of 2, 10, and 50 µg g-1 BW) as an environmentally responsive hormone on the fatty acid and sexual steroid profiles in male Labeo rohita fish. Each treatment group comprised six male fish with an average weight of 5.4 ± 0.58...

Climate change Sexual maturity +3 more

Adsorption of Carotenoids, Chloride, and Sulfate from Annatto Dye Agro-Industrial Effluent

by Rosa B.F. dos Santos Salazar R.F. Nordi Esperança M. de Castro Peixoto A.L.

Water and wastewater treatment and reuse

Natural dyes, such as annatto, are widely used in the food and pharmaceutical industries. However, the effluents from annatto dye production pose environmental challenges due to the presence of residual dye components, organic matter, and dissolved inorganic species (chloride and sulfate). This...

Adsorption annatto +8 more

Evaluating Water Quality through Macroinvertebrate Diversity and Physicochemical Parameters in the Thamirabarani River Basin

by Kasinathan P. Jayachandran J. Jothi Chitra R. Egambaram M. Manivel S. Palraj K.

General

Aquatic ecosystems in the Thamirabarani River Basin, Tamil Nadu, India, are facing increasingly complex challenges due to climate change, particularly concerning water temperature and dissolved oxygen levels. This study delves into the intricate relationship between these variables and their...

Macro invertebrates urban streams +6 more

Exploring the Impact of Pesticide Resistance in Agricultural Pest Management

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P. Satyanarayana, T. Guhan, T. Ganesan, A Bhagyalakshmi, L. Pallavi, Ashok Kumar Koshariya, M. Sabarimuthu, Dr.A. Rajaram et al. View all

General

Pesticide resistance in agricultural pests threatens global food security despite ongoing advancements in pesticide technology. This study addresses the urgent need for a comprehensive understanding of resistance mechanisms and their ecological and economic implications. Through interdisciplinary...

Pesticide resistance Agricultural pests +4 more

Characterization of bio-crude produced by graphene carbon tetranitrate catalyzed hydrothermal liquefaction and ultrasonication of Ulva prolifera mixed Chicken waste

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Thirumalai Kumar Ramaiya, Jaikumar Vasudevan

Sustainable Energy

The utilization of macroalgae, specifically Ulva prolifera , for the manufacture of bio-crude demonstrates great potential as a viable alternative to conventional fossil fuels. This is mostly owing to its abundant availability and renewable characteristics, making it an optimal choice for bio-oil...

Algae bio-oil +5 more

Sulfate-reducing bacteria for bioremediation of sediments from constructed wetlands for acid mine drainage treatment

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Xiuyue Xu et al. View all

Soil and groundwater contamination and remediation

Sediment is a source and sink of heavy metal contaminants in wetlands. In this study, sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) were used for the bioremediation of sediments from wetlands affected by acid mine drainage. The sediments were inoculated with SRB to study their influence on both the solution and...

AMD sediments Heavy metals +2 more

Algerian vine canes as a good source of phenolic compounds for several in vitro biological activities

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Fatima Kamah, Abdelkader Basli, Tristan Richard, Chawki Bensouici and Jihane Bounaas

Solid Waste Management

One of the most widely cultivated crops in the world is grapevine knowing that about 77.8 million tons of grapes are produced worldwide each year . Both of vine growing, pruning, and winemaking generate a vast quantity of wastes and byproducts such as skin, seed, and canes. Grape canes include a...

canes Polyphenols +3 more

Numerical and experimental analyses for performance and emissions assessment of a four-stroke engine powered by oleic acid methyl ester biofuel made from waste frying oil

by Al-Aseebee M.D.F. Ketata A. Naje A.S. Gomaa A.E. Driss Z. Abid M.S. Emaish H.M. Almaqsub A.M.A.

Sustainable Energy

Recently, several earlier works conducted research works dedicated to replacing fossil-based fuels with environmentally friendly ones. The goal of the research is to construct a multivariate linear regression model for the attributes of a four-cylinder diesel engine fueled by biodiesel. In this...

Oleic acid methyl ester Biodiesel +6 more