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Feasibility of brackish water and landfill leachate treatment by GO/MoS2-PVA composite membranes by Yadav, Sudesh, Ibrar, Ibrar, Altaee, Ali, Samal, Akshaya Kumar, Ghobadi, Romina, Zhou, John

“…Two-dimensional (2D) based layered materials with tunable chemical functionalities and surface charge properties have emerged for on-demand applications…”
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Effective remediation of heavy metals in contaminated soil by electrokinetic technology incorporating reactive filter media by Ghobadi, Romina, Altaee, Ali, Zhou, John L., Karbassiyazdi, Elika, Ganbat, Namuun

“…Soil contamination is increasingly a global problem with serious implications for human health. Among different soil decontamination approaches, electrokinetic…”
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Enhanced copper removal from contaminated kaolinite soil by electrokinetic process using compost reactive filter media by Ghobadi, Romina, Altaee, Ali, Zhou, John L., McLean, Peter, Ganbat, Namuun, Li, Donghao

“…[Display omitted] •Compost RFM showed excellent performance in buffering soil pH during EK treatment.•Compost RFM enhanced Cu removal from 1.03 % in EK to…”
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Copper removal from contaminated soil through electrokinetic process with reactive filter media by Ghobadi, Romina, Altaee, Ali, Zhou, John L., McLean, Peter, Yadav, Sudesh

“…Electrokinetic (EK) remediation has been used in the removal of metal ions from contaminated soil. This study focused on integrating the EK technique with…”
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Fabrication of carbon-based hydrogel membrane for landfill leachate wastewater treatment by Karbassiyazdi, Elika, Altaee, Ali, Ibrar, Ibrar, Razmjou, Amir, Alsaka, Lilyan, Ganbat, Namuun, Malekizadeh, Ali, Ghobadi, Romina, Khabbaz, Hadi

“…The challenge of effectively managing the discharge of metal ions into aquatic environments, which poses a significant risk to both human health and…”
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Improved Electrokinetic Process for Capturing Heavy Metals in Contaminated Soil by Ghobadi, Romina

“…Soil contamination is a worldwide problem affecting human health. Electrokinetic (EK) remediation is a promising electrochemical remediation technology for…”
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