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Novel Materials in Advanced Oxidation Processes for Water Treatment

A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Chemistry".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2021) | Viewed by 449

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Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain
Interests: biofilms; ARGs; microplastics; water treatment; disinfection; photoprocesses

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Traditional drinking water and wastewater technologies have been shown to present several constraints facing water treatment. Novel systems should be developed to guarantee an efficient energetic consumption, together with safe discharge, reuse, and human consumption. Increasingly, emerging contaminants are being detected in our waters as a consequence of human activities, such as microplastics, antibiotics which are also linked to antibiotic resistance bacteria and genes, etc. The current Water Framework Directive has strict regulations on a wide range of emerging contaminants, and additional treatments lead to a rise in the demand for energy and cost of water treatment.

Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) have shown great potential in degrading pollutants and inactivating bacteria in water and wastewater treatment. However, as a large number of contaminants of emerging concern have arisen, efficient AOP-based processes and novel materials have to evolve to give rise to solutions to overcome these new water challenges.

This Special Issue is aimed at gathering high-quality and novel research papers based on the evaluation of advanced materials in AOPs for a sustainable water and wastewater treatment. It covers various aspects of progress in material synthesis, doped and hybrid materials, etc. This Special Issue will focus on:

  • Photomaterials: Preparation, characterization, and applications in the removal of pollutants and bacteria;
  • New Materials used in advanced oxidation processes with drinking water and wastewater treatment applications to improve the performance of conventional technologies;
  • Novel materials to overcome the current challenges in the water industry, such as the removal of ECs, ARGs, ARBs, and microplastics;
  • Sustainable processes linked to novel materials for water and wastewater treatment.

Dr. Cristina Pablos
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • AOPs
  • emerging contaminants
  • disinfection
  • water
  • degradation
  • photomaterials
  • sustainability

Published Papers

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