Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
123(17), P. 10584 - 10640
Published: Aug. 2, 2023
Exposure
to
environmental
organic
pollutants
has
triggered
significant
ecological
impacts
and
adverse
health
outcomes,
which
have
been
received
substantial
increasing
attention.
The
contribution
of
unidentified
chemical
components
is
considered
as
the
most
knowledge
gap
in
understanding
combined
effects
pollutant
mixtures.
To
address
this
issue,
remarkable
analytical
breakthroughs
recently
made.
In
review,
basic
principles
on
recognition
are
overviewed.
Complementary
methodologies
(i.e.,
quantitative
structure–activity
relationship
prediction,
mass
spectrometric
nontarget
screening,
effect-directed
analysis)
experimental
platforms
briefly
described.
stages
technique
development
and/or
essential
parts
workflow
for
each
then
reviewed.
Finally,
plausible
paths
applications
future
screening
methods,
interdisciplinary
techniques
achieving
toxicant
identification,
burgeoning
strategies
risk
assessment
cocktails
discussed.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
57(26), P. 9474 - 9494
Published: June 19, 2023
The
global
spread
of
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
is
concerning
for
the
health
humans,
animals,
and
environment
in
a
One
Health
perspective.
Assessments
AMR
associated
environmental
hazards
mostly
focus
on
parent
compounds,
while
largely
overlooking
their
transformation
products
(TPs).
This
review
lists
TPs
identified
surface
water
environments
examines
potential
promotion,
ecological
risk,
as
well
human
using
silico
models.
Our
also
summarizes
key
compartments
TPs,
related
pathways
reaching
waters
methodologies
studying
fate
TPs.
56
covered
by
were
prioritized
via
scoring
ranking
various
risk
hazard
parameters.
Most
data
occurrences
to
date
have
been
reported
Europe,
little
known
about
antibiotic
Africa,
Central
South
America,
Asia,
Oceania.
Occurrence
antiviral
other
antibacterial
are
even
scarcer.
We
propose
evaluation
structural
similarity
between
compounds
TP
assessment.
predicted
13
especially
tetracyclines
macrolides.
estimated
ecotoxicological
effect
concentrations
from
experimental
chemical
bacteria,
algae
fleas,
scaled
potency
differences
quantitative
structure–activity
relationships
(QSARs)
baseline
toxicity
scaling
factor
similarity.
Inclusion
mixtures
with
increased
quotient
over
threshold
one
7
24
antimicrobials
included
this
analysis,
only
had
above
one.
Thirteen
which
6
macrolide
posed
at
least
three
tested
species.
There
12/21
that
likely
exhibit
similar
or
higher
level
mutagenicity/carcinogenicity,
respectively,
than
compound,
tetracycline
often
showing
mutagenicity.
carcinogenicity
belonged
sulfonamides.
be
mobile
but
not
bioaccumulative,
14
persistent.
six
highest-priority
originated
family
antivirals.
review,
particular
our
concern,
can
support
authorities
planning
intervention
strategies
source
mitigation
toward
sustainable
future.
Biosensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(3), P. 370 - 370
Published: March 10, 2023
The
correct
detection
and
quantification
of
pollutants
in
water
is
key
to
regulating
their
presence
the
environment.
Biosensors
offer
several
advantages,
such
as
minimal
sample
preparation,
short
measurement
times,
high
specificity
sensibility
low
limits.
purpose
this
review
explore
different
types
optical
biosensors,
focusing
on
biological
elements
principle
operation,
well
recent
applications
water.
According
our
literature
review,
33%
publications
used
fluorescence-based
followed
by
surface
plasmon
resonance
(SPR)
with
28%.
So
far,
SPR
biosensors
have
achieved
best
results
terms
Although
less
common
(22%),
interferometers
resonators
(4%)
are
also
highly
promising
due
limits
that
can
be
reached
using
these
techniques.
In
recognition
elements,
43%
published
works
focused
antibodies
affinity
stability,
although
they
could
replaced
molecularly
imprinted
polymers.
This
offers
a
unique
compilation
most
work
specific
area
biosensing
for
monitoring,
both
element
transducer
used,
type
target
contaminant.
Recent
technological
advances
discussed.
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
57(17), P. 7051 - 7062
Published: April 19, 2023
The
presence
of
organic
micropollutants
in
water
sources
worldwide
has
created
a
need
for
the
development
effective
and
selective
oxidation
methods
complex
matrices.
This
study
is
first
report
combination
ferrate(VI)
(Fe(VI))
periodate
(PI)
synergistic,
rapid,
elimination
multiple
micropollutants.
combined
system
was
found
to
outperform
other
Fe(VI)/oxidant
systems
(e.g.,
H2O2,
peroxydisulfate,
peroxymonosulfate)
rapid
decontamination.
Scavenging,
probing,
electron
spin
resonance
experiments
showed
that
high-valent
Fe(IV)/Fe(V)
intermediates,
rather
than
hydroxyl
radicals,
superoxide
singlet
oxygen,
iodyl
played
dominant
role
process.
Further,
generation
evidenced
directly
by
57Fe
Mössbauer
spectroscopic
test.
Surprisingly,
reactivity
PI
toward
Fe(VI)
low
(0.8223
M-1
s-1)
at
pH
8.0,
implying
not
acting
as
an
activator.
Besides,
only
iodine
sink
PI,
iodate
also
enhanced
micropollutant
abatement
oxidation.
Further
proved
and/or
might
function
ligands,
causing
utilization
efficiency
intermediates
pollutant
outcompete
their
auto-decomposition.
Finally,
oxidized
products
plausible
transformation
pathways
three
different
single
Fe(VI)/PI
were
characterized
elucidated.
Overall,
this
proposed
novel
strategy
(i.e.,
system)
could
efficiently
eliminate
clarified
unexpected
interactions
between
PI/iodate
accelerated
Environmental Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
57(5), P. 1907 - 1918
Published: Jan. 25, 2023
Organophosphate
esters
(OPEs)
discharged
from
wastewater
treatment
plants
(WWTPs)
have
attracted
increasing
concerns
because
of
their
potential
risks
to
aquatic
ecosystems.
The
identification
the
structures
OPEs
is
a
prerequisite
for
subsequent
assessment
environmental
impacts,
which
could
hardly
be
accomplished
using
traditional
target
analytical
methods.
In
this
study,
we
describe
use
suspect
and
nontarget
screening
techniques
organophosphate
triesters
diesters
(tri-OPEs
di-OPEs)
in
influent
effluent
samples
acquired
25
municipal
WWTPs
across
China.
There
are
totally
33
different
OPE
molecules
identified,
11
detected
first
time
4
new
public.
all
tested
samples,
di-OPEs
account
significant
portion
(53%
on
average)
total
(ng/L−μg/L).
More
importantly,
most
not
eliminated
after
these
WWTPs,
while
some
even
accumulate.
research
priority
based
ecological
risk
was
also
analyzed,
results
reflected
previously
unrecognized
exposure
emerging
living
organisms.
These
findings
present
holistic
understanding
relevance
country
scale,
will
hopefully
provide
guidance
upgrade
protocols
modification
governmental
regulations
future.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
278, P. 116420 - 116420
Published: May 2, 2024
Emerging
contaminants
(ECs)
are
a
diverse
group
of
unregulated
pollutants
increasingly
present
in
the
environment.
These
contaminants,
including
pharmaceuticals,
personal
care
products,
endocrine
disruptors,
and
industrial
chemicals,
can
enter
environment
through
various
pathways
persist,
accumulating
food
chain
posing
risks
to
ecosystems
human
health.
This
comprehensive
review
examines
chemical
characteristics,
sources,
varieties
ECs.
It
critically
evaluates
current
understanding
their
environmental
health
impacts,
highlighting
recent
advancements
challenges
detection
analysis.
The
also
assesses
existing
regulations
policies,
identifying
shortcomings
proposing
potential
enhancements.
ECs
pose
significant
wildlife
by
disrupting
animal
hormones,
causing
genetic
alterations
that
diminish
diversity
resilience,
altering
soil
nutrient
dynamics
physical
Furthermore,
increasing
health,
hormonal
disruptions,
antibiotic
resistance,
disruption,
neurological
effects,
carcinogenic
other
long-term
impacts.
To
address
these
critical
issues,
offers
recommendations
for
future
research,
emphasizing
areas
requiring
further
investigation
comprehend
full
implications
contaminants.
suggests
increased
funding
support
development
advanced
technologies,
establishment
standardized
methods,
adoption
precautionary
regulations,
enhanced
public
awareness
education,
cross-sectoral
collaboration,
integration
scientific
research
into
policy-making.
By
implementing
solutions,
we
improve
our
ability
detect,
monitor,
manage
ECs,
reducing
risks.