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Recently, graphene and its derivatives as novel metal-free materials have attracted considerable attention in environmental remediation technologies.
The ability to sequester Sr in the presence of an excess of Ca is of considerable interest for the remediation of 90Sr from the environment and nuclear waste.
Both nanoparticles exhibited a considerable capacity for the remediation of COPR related Cr VI) contamination, with the synthetic nZVI demonstrating greater reactivity than the BnM.
The synergy between the internal and external functionalities of the micromotors, without the need of further functionalization, results into an enhanced degradation of nonbiodegradable and dangerous organic pollutants at small-scale environments and holds considerable promise for the remediation of contaminated water.
French environmental authorities have expended considerable efforts to research sediment remediation strategies and development of sediment quality guidelines designed to protect the health of humans consuming Rhône River fish.
Contaminated soil and groundwater are among the most prominent of those legacy issues, and there has been considerable progress in nanotechnology-based remediation methods.
The Pareto front shows a considerable trade-off between the total remediation cost and the removed DNAPL mass.
Cognitive remediation programs have generated considerable interest as these methods are far less costly than pharmacologic treatment and are likely to be safer.
Ag6Si2O7, a visible light-driven photocatalyst, has attracted considerable attention owing to its enormous environmental remediation potential.
Nanoscale zero-valent iron (nZVI) has received considerable attention as a potential in situ remediation technology for treating chlorinated solvent source zones.
These remediation options, all of which require considerable maintenance, also deviate from the currently much more widespread practice of relying on hand-pumped tube wells, shallow or deep.
