Publications by authors named "Shoushu Liu"
The efficient removal of Mn(II) from wastewater is crucial for safeguarding water quality, yet existing adsorbents face significant challenges, including high costs, poor resistance to ionic interference, and scalability limitations. This study addresses these challenges by utilizing abundant natural sandy sediment (SS) as a substrate to load unsaturated MnO via in-situ oxidation, creating a novel adsorbent (MOSS). MOSS exhibits a remarkable Mn(II) adsorption capacity of 1.
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- The article talks about how the Yellow River has more mud and dirt in it now and why that's important for understanding how dirt interacts with pollutants in the water.
- It reviews research on the minerals found in the river's sediment and explains how this sediment can affect the movement of harmful substances in the water.
- The authors suggest that using sediment wisely could help improve the environment and provide ideas for future studies on how to better use it.
The efficient removal of Tetracycline Hydrochloride (TC) from wastewater, which is a difficult process, has attracted increasing attention. Aiming to synchronously achieve the goal of natural waste utilization and PMS activation, we have combined the MOFs material with waste coffee grounds (CG). The catalytic activity of the CG@ZIF-67 composite in the TC removal process was thoroughly evaluated, demonstrating that the TC removal rate could reach 96.
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