Hamidréza Ramézani

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University of Orléans

France

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Dr. Hamidréza Ramézani is an Associate Professor at the University of Orléans, France. His research primarily focuses on innovative materials and methods for environmental sustainability, including CO2 sequestration and the behavior of pharmaceuticals in aqueous environments. Recent publications explore topics such as the adsorption mechanisms of contaminants and the enhancement of concrete's CO2 uptake capacities through porous biochar.

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Jena Jeong

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Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics du Bâtiment et de l'Industrie

FRANCE

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Suresh K. Bhatia

University of Queensland

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Porous biochar for improving the CO2 uptake capacities and kinetics of concrete

Unraveling Ofloxacin Behavior in Aqueous Environments: Molecular Dynamics of Colloidal Formation and Surface Adsorption Mechanisms

Innovative use of lipid mesophase dispersions for bisphenol A sequestration in water

Structure of diclofenac in an aqueous medium and its adsorption onto carbons: Molecular insights through simulation

Potential and challenges in long-term monitoring of concrete carbonation using embedded-type optical sensors

Clustering of caffeine in water and its adsorption in activated carbon: Molecular simulations and experiments

Influence of force field used in carbon nanostructure reconstruction on simulated phenol adsorption isotherms in aqueous medium

Impact of adsorbent carbons and carbon surface conductivity on adsorption capacity of CO2, CH4, N2 and gas separation

Assessment of CO2 adsorption capacity in Wollastonite using atomistic simulation

On CO2 sequestration in concrete aggregate via carbonation: simulation and experimental verification

Impact of high adsorbent conductivity on adsorption of polar molecules: simulation of phenol adsorption on graphene sheets

Rheological properties for fresh cement paste from colloidal suspension to the three-element Kelvin–Voigt model

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Jena Jeong

Suresh K. Bhatia

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