V. Bressi

University of Messina

Italy

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An invasive macroalga biomass was valorised by hydrothermal carbonization. The resultant carbonaceous materials exhibited efficient adsorption of hazardous organic pollutants in water due to their favourable physicochemical and textural properties.

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Angelo Ferlazzo

University of Messina

ITALY

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Daniela Iannazzo

University of Messina

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Patrizia Trifilò

University of Trieste

ITALY

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Damiano Spagnuolo

University of Messina

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Isabella Chiarotto

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Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Claudia ESPRO

University of Messina

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V. Bressi

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Enhanced Electrochemical Detection of Heavy Metal Ions Using TPyP‐sPEEK Composite‐Modified Electrodes

From waste to fuel: Metal-free carbon nanodots for selective CO2 photoreduction into methanol

Brewing sustainability: Continuous flow Ru-supported hydrochar from bagasse beer waste for renewable N-containing chemicals via reductive amination of biomass-derived platform molecules

Carbon nanodots from orange peel waste as fluorescent probes for detecting nitrobenzene

Correction: Hydrochar from Sargassum muticum: a sustainable approach for high-capacity removal of Rhodamine B dye

Non-enzymatic amperometric glucose sensing by novel Cu-MOF synthesized at room temperature

Waste-derived carbon nanodots for fluorimetric and simultaneous electrochemical detection of heavy metals in water

Voltammetric Sensor Based on Waste‐Derived Carbon Nanodots for Enhanced Detection of Nitrobenzene

Hydrochar from <i>Sargassum muticum</i>: a sustainable approach for high-capacity removal of Rhodamine B dye

A Sensitive and Selective Non-Enzymatic Dopamine Sensor Based on Nanostructured Co3O4–Fe2O3 Heterojunctions

Using the Aqueous Phase Produced from Hydrothermal Carbonization Process of Brown Seaweed to Improve the Growth of Phaseolus vulgaris

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Angelo Ferlazzo

Daniela Iannazzo

Patrizia Trifilò

Damiano Spagnuolo

Isabella Chiarotto

Claudia ESPRO

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