Statistical modeling and optimization of dexamethasone adsorption from aqueous solution by Fe3O4@NH2-MIL88B nanorods: Isotherm, Kinetics, and Thermodynamic

Adsorption and sensor performance of transition metal-decorated zirconium-doped silicon carbide nanotubes for NO2 gas application: a computational insight

“…Information on how the NO 2 molecule approaches, engages, and adheres to the surface of the bare and TM-functionalized zirconium-doped silicon carbide nanotubes (Zr@SiCNT) was obtained using MD simulations. 79,80 Given that metal dopants have a strong influence on the sensing properties of surfaces, structural modifications using these dopants becomes a key part in deigning materials with enhanced functionalities. Hence, MD simulations were performed to gain further insight into how enhanced adsorption potential and stability of these materials can be attained through structural modifications.…”

Equilibrium and kinetic modeling of Cr(VI) removal by novel tolerant bacteria species along with zero-valent iron nanoparticles

“…9 , 10 ) to model the given data. PFO and PSO are commonest models used in modeling of kinetic data in adsorption studies 61 . Along with these two, the reason behind choosing Vermeulen Model is that it assumes interparticle diffusion (IPD) phenomenon, which is well suitable for the case of diffusion inside the beads.…”

Visible light-driven cubic structured NiFe2O4@MWCNTs/TiO2 ternary nanocomposite for photocatalytic degradation of ciprofloxacin

“…2–7 According to recent studies, pharmaceutical chemicals and other new pollutants have been found in significant concentrations in food, 1 plants, soil, and water bodies. 8–11 The leakage of pharmaceutical industry effluents into rivers and the inappropriate dumping of leftover drugs into the environment are the two primary causes of pharmaceutical compound contamination of water bodies. 12,13 High levels of antibiotics in bodies of water, especially in drinking water, show that present water treatment methods are ineffective at successfully removing antibiotics from the water.…”