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- W2735462004 abstract "Bisphenol A is a chemical with hazardous health effects that is largely used in the manufacture of extensively used products including adhesives, plastics, powder paints, thermal paper and paper coatings, and epoxy resin, and is reported to exist in nature in an accumulative manner. In this study, both pristine and boron-doped multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) were employed as filtration and electrochemical filtration materials, resulting in a significant removal of bisphenol A with identical performance for both MWNTs types. It was shown that the presence of salt is not critical for the greatest contaminant removal efficiency, likely due to the vital role of other electroactive species (e.g. reactive oxygen species). Near complete removal of 1 mg L−1 bisphenol A at 2 and 3 V of applied DC potentials was achieved, indicating that the electrochemical filtration process is voltage dependent at both 2 and 3 V. Increasing the residence time by 7.4 fold (from 2.0 to 14.9 s) resulted in a significant removal of bisphenol A and its toxic byproducts, up to 424 min of electrochemical filtration time at 3 V of applied potential. Based on these results, electrochemical filtration using MWNTs is considered a promising technology for the removal of the accumulative bisphenol A and the reduction of its hazardous effects in waters." @default.
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- W2735462004 title "Removal of bisphenol A by electrochemical carbon-nanotube filter: Influential factors and degradation pathway" @default.
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