Publications by authors named "Mariana Shepida"

Article Synopsis
  • - A new hybrid method for degrading chloramphenicol (CAP) was studied, combining sodium percarbonate (SPC), iron oxide nanoparticles (n-FeO), hydroxylamine (HA), and ultrasonic cavitation to enhance hydroxyl radical production.
  • - Under optimized conditions, this method achieved an 83.1% degradation of CAP using specific ratios of the components, lower pH, higher temperature, and certain treatment duration.
  • - The study highlights the effectiveness of hydroxyl radicals in the degradation process and suggests this approach could be a viable solution for treating pharmaceutical waste, with significant commercial potential.
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The dependency of CO reduction rate in acetonitrile-BuNClO solution on cathodes, which were modified by laser induction of a copper surface, was studied. The topography of laser-induced periodic surface structures (LIPSS) → grooves → spikes was successively formed by a certain number of pulses. It was proved that for a higher number of laser pulses, the surface area of the copper cathode increases and preferred platy orientation of the copper surface on [022] crystallografic direction and larger fluence values increase.

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The great demand for functional, particularly biologically active, metal nanoparticles has led to the search for technologically effective, green, and controlled methods of synthesizing these metal nanoparticles. Plasma glow discharge is one of the most promising techniques in this direction. The results of studies based on the synthesis of colloidal solutions of stabilized silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) by the microplasma method in solutions of a nontoxic surfactant sodium polyacrylate (NaPA) are presented.

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