Cationic liposomes as a drug-free system for efficient anticancer therapy by intracytoplasmic delivery of sodium bicarbonate

Yu, Xiaotong; Xia, Mengying; Li, Yuanhong; Chen, Geyun; Yu, Chenhao; Chen, Qianming; Peng, Qiang

doi:10.1016/j.colsurfb.2024.113984

Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.colsurfb.2024.113984

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Cationic liposomes as a drug-free system for efficient anticancer therapy by intracytoplasmic delivery of sodium bicarbonate

Xiaotong Yu,

Mengying Xia,

Yuanhong Li

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Methods and current developments of the Solvay process for brine management and CO2 capture: a critical review

Rahimi-Ahar,

Ghareghashi

2024

Environ. Chem.

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Environmental context This manuscript focuses on the introduction of the conventional and modified Solvay processes. The Solvay process is used to produce sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate, while also providing brine management and CO2 capture. Optimal values must be used for reactant contents, temperature, salinity of the brine and stirring rate to enhance efficiency. Abstract The Solvay process is used to produce sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate. Simultaneous brine management and CO2 capture occur by the Solvay process. In this review, the Solvay process based on different solutions (i.e. NH3, KOH, CaO, Ca(OH)2 and alcohol amines) is reviewed. The most efficient processes considering CO2 uptake and Na+/Cl− removal are introduced. The Solvay process benefits from increasing NH3 content, salinity, stirring rate, decreasing temperature and using inert mixing particles in the reactor. Adding NH4HCO3, extra KOH in subsequent stages and brine pretreatment are recommended. The results show that a Ca(OH)2-based Solvay process, an NH3-based process running in contactor and reactor, and a 2-amino-2-methylpropanol-based Solvay process obtain the highest CO2 capture efficiencies of 99, 98 and 80% respectively.

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Methods and current developments of the Solvay process for brine management and CO2 capture: a critical review

Rahimi-Ahar,

Ghareghashi

2024

Environ. Chem.

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Cationic liposomes as a drug-free system for efficient anticancer therapy by intracytoplasmic delivery of sodium bicarbonate

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Methods and current developments of the Solvay process for brine management and CO2 capture: a critical review

Methods and current developments of the Solvay process for brine management and CO2 capture: a critical review

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