Abstract Treatment of the oilfield wastewater from the chemical and petroleum industries,
often present in the form of emulsion, is one of the major environmental concern in current …

Applications of organogelated emulsions in the food industry depend on their
physicochemical features. The characteristics of organogelated emulsions bring together …

The objective of this study was to investigate the physicochemical properties and in vitro
digestibility of lotus seed starch-lecithin inclusion complexes (ICs), prepared by dynamic …

Injectable filters permeable to water but impermeable to non-polar solvents were developed
to contain non-aqueous phase liquids (NAPL) in contaminated aquifers, hence protecting …

Nonaqueous phase liquids (NAPL, eg, hydrocarbons and chlorinated compounds) are
common groundwater pollutants. Electrokinetic remediation of NAPLs uses electric fields to …

High concentrations of heavy metals in groundwater are harmful to humans and ecological
receptors. This study uses natural alginate-based sorbents for the removal of heavy metals …

Multicomponent oxide microspheres with interconnected macroporosity (MICROSCAFS®)
are new materials with great potential as support materials for photocatalysis, optimized for …

Fenton's reagents are comprised of oxidizers (eg, CaO 2) and metal catalysts (eg, FeSO 4),
and they are used to treat groundwater polluted by hydrocarbons (eg, toluene). Their …

Oxidizing emulsifiers were produced using calcium peroxide and polysaccharides extracted
from edible mushrooms. The polysacchardes were mainly glucans, as indicated by …

A novel sorbent material consisting of a gel made from canola oil and water, emulsified with
lecithin, was used to remove two model solvents from water. Sorption capacity was …