Opportunities for nanotechnology to enhance electrochemical treatment of pollutants in potable water and industrial wastewater – a perspective
Sergi Garcia‐Segura, Xiaolei Qu, Pedro J. J. Alvarez, Brian P. Chaplin, Wei Chen, John C. Crittenden, Yujie Feng, Guandao Gao, Zhen He, Chia‐Hung Hou, Xiao Hu, Guibin Jiang, Jae‐Hong Kim, Jiansheng Li, Qilin Li, Jie Ma, Jinxing Ma, Alec Brockway Nienhauser, Junfeng Niu, Bingcai Pan, Xie Quan, Filippo Ronzani, D. Villagrán, T. David Waite, W. Shane Walker, Can Wang, Michael S. Wong, Paul Westerhoff
Abstract
An international workshop identified how pore structures and unique properties that emerge at nano- to sub-nano- size domains can improve the energy efficiency and selectivity of electroseparation or electrocatalytic processes for treating water.
Topics & Concepts
Potable waterPollutantWastewaterPerspective (graphical)Water pollutantsElectrochemistryNanotechnologyNano-Environmental scienceMaterials scienceEnvironmental engineeringComputer scienceChemistryEnvironmental chemistryComposite materialPhysical chemistryOrganic chemistryElectrodeArtificial intelligenceMembrane-based Ion Separation TechniquesAdvanced battery technologies researchMembrane Separation Technologies