Employing Mesoporous Nitrogen Containing Carbon for Simultaneous Electrochemical Detection of Heavy Metal Ions.

Heavy metal ions are major contributors to water pollution, posing significant threats to both ecological balance and human health due to their carcinogenic properties. The increasing need for heavy metal detection highlights the advantages of electrochemical methods, which offer high sensitivity and efficiency. Herein mesoporous nitrogen containing carbon (MNC) was utilized for the simultaneous determination of heavy metals using square wave voltammetry technique in the established conditions of a buffer pH of 5.

Electrochemical Production of Hydrogen from Hydrogen Sulfide Using Cobalt Cadmium Sulfide.

The electrocatalytic decomposition of HS is a promising technology for H production as well as for targeting environmental pollution. But due to the lack of low-cost and efficient electrocatalysts, this technology for H production is not being explored much. Moreover, the highly toxic and copious waste HS released from industries is rarely encountered in the scientific domain.