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  1. Life cycle assessment of hydrogen and helium as carrier gases in gas chromatography analysis
  2. Early-stage sustainability assessment of greywater treatment with Moringa oleifera seed extract and biochar
  3. TOWARDS A CIRCULAR AND SUSTAINABLE UKRAINE: LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT PROGRESS IN POLICY, TECHNOLOGY, AND ACADEMIA
  4. AI-accelerated innovations in photodegradation and depolymerization of waste plastics: a critical review on mechanistic insights, environmental impact, and future perspectives
  5. Adsorption of organic contaminants of emerging concern using microalgae-derived hydrochars
  6. Impact of Chemical and Physical Treatments on the Structural and Surface Properties of Activated Carbon and Hydrochar
  7. Exploring biochar and Moringa oleifera seed proteins for greywater remediation on small farms
  8. Emission of volatile organic compounds during open fire cooking with wood biomass: Traditional three-stone open fire vs. gasifier cooking stove in rural Kenya
  9. Emission of Volatile Organic Compounds During Open Fire Cooking with Wood Biomass: Traditional Three-Stone Open Fire vs. Gasifier Cooking Stove in Rural Kenya
  10. Use of biochar and Moringa oleifera in greywater treatment to remove heavy metals and contaminants of emerging concern
  11. Effect of Product Removal in Hydrogen Peroxide Electrosynthesis on Mesoporous Chromium(III) Oxide
  12. Influence of hydrothermal carbonization conditions on the porosity, functionality, and sorption properties of microalgae hydrochars
  13. Impact of temperature and residence time on the hydrothermal carbonization of organosolv lignin
  14. Removal of contaminants of emerging concern from multicomponent systems using carbon dioxide activated biochar from lignocellulosic feedstocks
  15. Regeneration of saturated activated carbon by electro-peroxone and ozonation: Fate of micropollutants and their transformation products
  16. Self-generation of low ash carbon microspheres from the hydrothermal supernatant of anaerobic digestate: Formation insights and supercapacitor performance
  17. New approach for the assessment of the contribution of adsorption, biodegradation and self-bioregeneration in the dynamic process of biologically active carbon functioning
  18. Comparative environmental assessment of end-of-life carbonaceous water treatment adsorbents
  19. Valorization of Humic Acids by Hydrothermal Conversion into Carbonaceous Materials: Physical and Functional Properties
  20. Multivariate assessment of barriers materials for treatment of complex groundwater rich in dissolved organic matter and organic and inorganic contaminants
  21. Fractionation and size-distribution of metal and metalloid contaminants in a polluted groundwater rich in dissolved organic matter
  22. Filtration Materials for Groundwater: A Guide to Good Practice
  23. Adsorption of Natural Organic Matter onto the Products of Water-Pipe Corrosion
  24. On the leaching of mercury by brackish seawater from permeable barriers materials and soil
  25. Evaluation of barrier materials for removing pollutants from groundwater rich in natural organic matter
  26. Oxidized fulvic acid adsorption on activated carbon
  27. Influence of oxidation on fulvic acids composition and biodegradability
  28. Removing of fulvic acids by ozonation and biological active carbon filtration
  29. Equilibrium adsorption of fulvic acids on activated carbon and its dependance on preozonization of solutions
  30. The effect of water ozonation on the efficiency of extracting natural organic matter during filtration through biologically activated carbon
  31. The change of the content in water of biologically accessible organic carbon in the course of water treatment
  32. Adsorption and heterogeneous catalytic oxidation of organic matter in aqueous solutions
  33. The effect of preliminary ozonization on the bioregeneration of activated carbon during its long-term service
  34. Influence of surface chemistry and structure of activated carbon on adsorption of fulvic acids from water solution
  35. Adsorption-catalytic removal of fulvic acids on activated carbons in the presence of hydrogen peroxide
  36. The impact of surface chemistry of activated carbon and its structure on adsorption of fulvic acids from aqueous solutions
  37. The impact of various oxidation modes on the variation of structural characteristics of activated carbon
  38. The use of hydrogen peroxide for raising the efficiency of filter operation with biologically activated carbon
  39. Natural bioregeneration of activated carbons in filters for add-on treatment of drinking water during their continuous operation