Sulfate formation is about more than just SO2!
Tag: environment
Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles To Combat Biofouling In Ultrafiltration Technologies
Zinc oxide nanoparticles offer a potential solution to mitigate biofouling in ultrafiltration membrane systems.
How Analytical Chemistry Helped to Reveal Our Coal Burning Past
The relationship between humans and this strange sediment may go back further than you think…
A shipwreck gives insight into plastic degradation
Researchers use shipwreck containing plastic pellets as a natural experiment for plastic degradation.
Atmospheric chemistry to make you go OOOH!
Recent findings that reveal a previously neglected group of compounds in our atmosphere.
A New Way to Clean up Harmful Chemicals in Water
Researchers have developed a new technology that can remove harmful PFAS chemicals from water.
Edible microorganism: the food of the future?
A group from the University of Tübingen obtained single-cell proteins with circular resources and renewable energy.
A wood sponge for cleaning oil spills
Can we clean oil spills with a block of wood? Researchers have made an oil sponge out of wood for just this purpose.
Recycling waste papers into future bioimaging sensors
What do you think we can make from waste papers? Newspaper? Carton boxes? Another paper? What about bioimaging sensors? Let’s learn more about ’em!