Thamara Laredo

Assoc. Professor

Lakehead University - Orilla Campus

Canada

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Thamara Laredo is an Associate Professor at Lakehead University - Orilla Campus, Canada. Her research focuses on solvent separation mechanisms, particularly involving amphiphiles and surfactants, as well as their implications for environmental remediation. Recent articles by Professor Laredo delve into topics such as the phase behavior of pollutants in water and the development of complexing agents for soil and groundwater treatment.

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Alejandro G. Marangoni

CANADA

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Andrew Gravelle

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University of California, Davis

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Solvent separation by amphiphiles: Heads and tails synergies

Effect of bacterial surfactants on the phase behavior of miscible pollutants in water

Effect of hydrogen bonding on the mixing behaviour of ternary aqueous mixtures

Mechanism of tetrahydrofuran separation from water by stearic acid

Phase behavior of sulfolane: Potential implications for transport in groundwater

Mechanisms of solvent separation using sugars and sugar alcohols

A ‘three in one’ complexing agent enables copper desorption from polluted soil, its removal from groundwater and its detection

Fenton’s degradation of toluene using chelating and emulsifying surfactants

Modulation of the Viscosity of Guar-Based Fracking Fluids Using Salts

Water-repellent films from corn protein and tomato cutin

Zein-Based Materials: Effect of Nanocarbon Inclusion and Potential Applications

Laccase-zein interactions at the air-water interface: Reactors on an air bubble and naphthalene removal from water

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Alejandro G. Marangoni

Andrew Gravelle

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