Carbon-based composites for removal of pharmaceutical components from water

Carbon Nanotubes Technology for Removal of Arsenic from Water

 Aims of the Study: This study was aimed to investigate the adsorption mechanism of the arsenic removal from water by using carbon nanotubes in continuous adsorption column. Materials & Methods: Independent variables including carbon nanotubes dosage, contact time and breakthrough point were carried out to determine the influence of these parameters on the adsorption capacity of the...

Photo-regenerable multi-walled carbon nanotube membranes for the removal of pharmaceutical micropollutants from water.

Pharmaceutical micropollutants fall in the category of "emerging contaminants" in water because of their prevalence and persistence in the aqueous environment, and because of a poor understanding of their low-dose exposure effects on human and animal populations. In this study, photo-regenerable multiwalled carbon nanotube membranes with variable water permeabilities were produced by embedding ...

Plasma Technology for Removal of Pharmaceutical Compounds from the Environment

Development of Carbon Nanostructured Based Electrochemical Sensors for Pharmaceutical Analysis

Pharmaceutical drugs play an important role in human life since they caused a revolution in human health. Notably, their administration to a living organism helps body to stay healthy. Commonly, they are employed to diagnose, prevent, or treat and cure a disease via a biological effect on a human body. Administration of impurity-free and adequate amounts of pharmaceut...

Development of Carbon Nanostructured Based Electrochemical Sensors for Pharmaceutical Analysis

Pharmaceutical drugs play an important role in human life since they caused a revolution in human health. Notably, their administration to a living organism helps body to stay healthy. Commonly, they are employed to diagnose, prevent, or treat and cure a disease via a biological effect on a human body. Administration of impurity-free and adequate amounts of pharmaceut...