Due to their extensive application in human and veterinary medicine, antibiotics have been
found worldwide and studied as new pollutants in the aquatic environment. In order to …

Tetracyclines are extensively used to treat human and animal infectious diseases due to its
effective antimicrobial activities. About 70–90% of its parent materials are released into the …

Antibiotics as emerging pharmaceutical pollutants have seriously not only threatened
human life and animal health security, but also caused environmental pollution. It has drawn …

Graphene, the recently discovered allotrope of carbon, is a single atom layered aromatic
carbon material which is tightly packed into a two-dimensional hexagonal crystal lattice. It is …

Antibiotics have been a primary environmental concern due to their widespread dispersion,
harmful bioaccumulation, and resistance to mineralization. Unfortunately, typical processes …

Graphene is a two-dimensional nanomaterial with unique characteristics that can be used to
efficiently remove organic pollutants in the aqueous system via adsorption and …

Traces of pharmaceuticals have been classified as emerging pollutants due to their
persistence in the aquatic ecosystem. There has been indiscriminate disposal of …

Graphene has aroused widespread attention as a new type of adsorbents due to its
outstanding ability for the removal of various pollutants from aqueous solutions. This review …

Graphene-based materials have received much attention as attractive candidates for the
adsorptive removal of pollutants from water due to their large surface area and diverse …

Due to its cytotoxic effect, metronidazole (MNZ) is a drug commonly used to treat bacterial,
protozoal, and microaerophilic bacterial infections. After consumption, it undergoes a series …