Innately designed to induce physiological changes, pharmaceuticals are foreknowingly
hazardous to the ecosystem. Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) are recognized as a set …

Ultrasound-assisted processes, widely applied in cleaning, synthesis, and catalysis, exhibit
significant application potential, with their impact rooted in the interplay between ultrasound …

The sonochemical generation of hydrogen (H 2) was investigated using various
water/alcohol solutions under argon (Ar) 100% in a 300 kHz sonoreactor. Five types of …

The effects of sonication power on the ultrasonic cavitation and sonochemistry as well as the
degradation of paracetamol were studied and compared for single-and dual-frequency …

Ultrasonic systems must be able to produce an acoustic field with the highest possible
energy concentration in sonochemical reactors to accomplish maximum efficacy in the …

Abstract An ultrasound (US)/biochar (BC)/ferrate (Fe (VI)) system was firstly proposed to
enhance perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) defluorination. It achieved 93% defluorination …

The sonochemical system is highly effective at degrading hydrophobic substances but has
limitations when it comes to eliminating hydrophilic compounds. This study examines the …

The yields of H 2 O 2 and H 2 formed in the sonolysis of aqueous solution under noble gas
are representative indexes for understanding the chemical effects of ultrasonic cavitation …

Piezo-coupled catalysis, which is driven by dual-frequency ultrasound (DFUS) at high
frequencies (> 100 kHz), has emerged as a promising technique for intensifying the …

Established water and wastewater treatment technologies inadequately address the
degradation and removal of Emerging Contaminants, specifically pharmaceuticals, posing …