The Application of Multifunctional Metal–Organic Frameworks for the Detection, Adsorption, and Degradation of Contaminants in an Aquatic Environment
Yachen Liu,
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Jinbin Yang,
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Junlin Wu
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Molecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(6), P. 1336 - 1336
Published: March 17, 2025
Water
pollution
poses
a
severe
threat
to
both
aquatic
ecosystems
and
human
health,
highlighting
the
crucial
importance
of
monitoring
regulating
its
levels
in
water
bodies.
In
contrast
traditional
single-treatment
approaches,
multiple-treatment
methods
enable
simultaneous
detection
removal
pollutants
using
single
material.
This
innovation
not
only
offers
convenience
but
also
fosters
more
holistic
effective
approach
remediation.
Metal–organic
frameworks
(MOFs)
are
versatile
porous
materials
that
offer
significant
potential
for
use
wastewater
treatment.
article
examines
latest
developments
application
MOFs
multifaceted
used
removal,
or
degradation
contaminants.
Some
exhibited
different
functions
contaminants,
some
showed
one
function
(adsorption
detection)
than
contaminant.
All
multifunctional
facilitate
multiple
treatment
real
wastewater.
Lastly,
existing
challenges
future
outlooks
concerning
MOF
addressed
this
paper.
Language: Английский
Risk assessment for non-carcinogenic effect posed by sulfates in water on the health of residents around The Sumpur River, West Sumatra-Indonesia
Toxicology Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 101921 - 101921
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Lanthanide-based metal-organic frameworks MOF-76 for the depollution of xenobiotics from water: Arsenic and fluoride adsorption properties and multi-anionic mechanism analysis
Journal of Molecular Structure,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 142113 - 142113
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Spatiotemporal variations in the levels of toxic elements in drinking water of Sivas, Türkiye, and an ecotoxicological risk assessment
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 24, 2025
This
study
was
conducted
in
2022
to
investigate
the
water
variables
of
fountains
used
by
people
for
drinking
purposes
Şarkışla
(Sivas,
Türkiye).
Five
stations
were
selected
from
most
frequently
fountains.
Sampling
carried
out
seasonally.
Various
physicochemical
such
as
temperature
(WT),
pH,
electirical
conductivity
(EC),
dissolved
oxygen
(DO),
nitrite
(NO2),
nitrate
(NO3),
phosphate
(PO4),
sulphate
(SO4),
magnesium
(Mg),
calcium
(Ca),
total
hardness
(TH),
chloride
(Cl),
salinity,
solids
(TDS),
arsenic
(As),
cadmium
(Cd),
zinc
(Zn),
manganese
(Mn),
and
copper
(Cu)
investigated.
Additionally,
Nitrate
Pollution
Index
(NPI),
Groundwater
Quality
(GWQI),
Human
Health
Risk
Assesment
(HHRA)
methods
applied
data.
One
main
objectives
this
conduct
health
risk
assessments
using
identify
both
carcinogenic
non-carcinogenic
metals.
As
a
result
research,
NPI
values
indicated
slight
contamination,
while
no
contamination
found
based
on
GWQI
values.
The
Mn
Cd
slightly
exceed
permissible
limit
As,
which
exceeds
value
water,
pose
serious
(CR)
children
adults.
High
are
quaternary
alluvial
deposits
aquifer
layers
Pliocene
terrestrial
layers.
Considering
hazard
quotient
(HQ)
index
(HI)
presence
Cd,
it
determined
that
poses
humans
through
ingestive
dermal
exposure.
At
end
study,
several
recommendations
sustainable
use
provided.
Language: Английский
Groundwater contamination, fate, and transport of fluoride and nitrate in Western Jilin, China: Implications for water quality and health risks
Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Heavy metals pollution of pescara river (southern Italy): Risk assessment based on total reflection X-ray fluorescence analyses
Marine Pollution Bulletin,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
211, P. 117397 - 117397
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
This
study
evaluates
heavy
metal
(Cr,
Fe,
Ni,
Cu,
Zn,
Hg,
Pb,
and
As)
contamination
in
the
Pescara
River,
Italy,
using
Total
Reflection
X-ray
Fluorescence,
focusing
on
impact
of
Bussi
landfills.
Analyses
revealed
that
most
metals
exceed
WHO
drinking
water
standards,
particularly
upstream
areas
near
industrial
sites.
Pollution
indices
resulted:
Nemerow
Index
(0.43-23.75),
Contamination
Factor
(0.09-104.49),
Load
(0.14-5.83),
Heavy
Metal
(1.01-1304).
Ecological
Risk
identified
severe
ecosystem
threats
one-third
samples,
while
Human
Health
Assessment
substantial
non-carcinogenic
risks
with
Hazard
Quotients
exceeding
safety
thresholds
for
both
adults
(3.57)
children
(2.00).
Specific
concerns
emerge
children's
exposure
due
to
their
enhanced
vulnerability
toxicity.
Water
Quality
classified
46.6
%
samples
as
"Very
Poor"
purposes.
Principal
component
analysis
Pearson's
correlation
indicated
anthropogenic
sources
primary
contributors,
highlighting
urgent
need
sustainable
management
strategies.
Language: Английский