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I- increases the transformation rate of BPA into HBPs as I-BPAs act as intermediate HBPs during chlorination that easily react with HClO/ClO- and HBrO/BrO- to form Cl-BPAs and Br-BPAs. HIO/IO- showed higher reactivity towards BPA and HBPs than that of HBrO/BrO- and HClO/ClO-. The recycling of I- was observed in the reactions of "BPA + chlorine + I-" and "BPA + chlorine + Br- +I-", which may explain why I- can induce BPA to transform into HBPs and suggests that I- may act as a catalyst during the BPA chlorination reactions. The reaction pathways are proposed which present the reactions of BPA and HBPs with HClO/ClO-, HBrO/BrO-, and HIO/IO-, as well as the recycling of I-. This study describes the potential DBP formation and transformation mechanisms of BPA and its 16 alternatives, as well as the role of I- on the transformation of phenol compounds during chlorination.The presence of microplastics (MPs) in the atmosphere is a global concern because of its environmental and health impacts; however, the monsoonal transport of atmospheric MPs has not yet been investigated. To fully understand the effect of the monsoon on atmospheric MP transport, we conducted a study along the southeast coast of China during the East Asian summer monsoon (EASM). We found that the EASM transports atmospheric MPs back onto the continent at a flux of up to 212.977-213.433 kg/EASM/year. Y-27632 The backward trajectory and wind field results indicate that the EASM provides an effective MP transport pathway from Vietnam, the Philippines, and Malaysia to southeastern China. This suggests that only some of the airborne MPs over the ocean enter the marine ecosystem. The average abundance of atmospheric MPs over the sampling area was 0.39 items/100 m3 (0.39 ± 0.43 items/100 m3) during the EASM season, with high variability among the sampling sites. This study improves our understanding of the impact of the EASM on atmospheric MP transport, which can help quantify the contributions of atmospheric MPs to marine or terrestrial ecosystems.Suspect screening using liquid chromatography with high resolution mass spectrometry provides an opportunity for expanding the detection coverage of emerging contaminants in the environment. Screening workflows may suffer from high frequency of false positives or insufficient confidence in the identification of compounds; however, stringent criteria could lead to high false negatives. A workflow must have a balanced criteria, both selective and sensitive, to be able to identify real features without missing low abundant features traceable to analytes of interest. A highly selective (87%) and sensitive (97%) workflow was developed by characterizing the occurrence of contaminants in wastewater and surface water from Hong Kong, India, Philippines, Sweden, Switzerland, and the U.S. Sixty-eight contaminants were identified and confirmed with reference standards, including pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and industrial chemicals. The antimicrobials metronidazole, clindamycin, linezolid, and rifaximin were detected. Notably, antifungal compounds were detected in samples from six countries, with levels up to 1380 ng/L. Amoxicillin transformation products, penilloic acid (285-8047 ng/L) and penicilloic acid (107 ng/L), were confirmed for the first time with reference standards in wastewater samples from India, Sweden, and U.S. This workflow provides an efficient approach to broad-scale identification of emerging contaminants using publicly-available databases for suspect screening and prioritization.Considering dissolved organic matter (DOM) molecules, the present study is an attempt to unravel the individual removal targets of nine advanced treatment technologies for bio-stabilized landfill leachate. For the eight DOM molecular subcategories, preferable technologies and removal rates were as follows lipids ‒ powdered activated carbon (PAC) adsorption (97%) and Fenton (97%); proteins ‒ extended electrolysis (92%) and Fenton (92%); and lignins/carboxylic rich alicyclic molecules (CRAM)-like organics ‒ Fenton (90%) and extended electrolysis (75%). As to individual technologies, Fenton, PAC adsorption, extended electrolysis, and reverse osmosis (RO) had the highest removal rates based on the intensity and abundance of DOM. As to the improved technology combinations, "Fenton with PAC adsorption" and "PAC adsorption with reverse osmosis" were then recommended according to the target complementarity in compound intensity and abundance. The study suggested that the treatment strategy of an unknown recalcitrantly biodegraded wastewater could be designed in a tailored way based on the subcategorized DOM characteristics of the refractory wastewater.Exploring novel sensing materials enabling selective discrimination of trace ambient H2S at lower temperature is of utmost importance for diverse practical applications. Herein, heterostructural (Sr0.6Bi0.305)2Bi2O7/ZnO (SBO/ZnO) nanomaterials were proposed. Synergetic effect of promoting analyte adsorption (via multiplying oxygen vacancy defects) and reversible sulfuration-desulfuration reaction induced unique band alignment among SBO/ZnO/ZnS, contributes to the sensitive and selective response toward H2S molecules. Novel SBO/ZnO (10%) sensor possesses excellent sensing H2S performances, including a high response (107.6 for 10 ppm), low limit of detection of 20 ppb, good selectivity and long-term stability. Together with the merits of low operation temperature of 75 °C and weak humidity dependence (endowed by the hydrophobic SBO), present heterostructural SBO/ZnO sensor paves the way for the practical monitoring of trace H2S pollutants in diverse workplaces including petroleum and natural gas industries.The biomedical applications of graphene-based nanomaterials (GBN) have significantly grown in the last years. Many of these applications suppose their intravenous exposure and, in this way, GBN could encounter blood cells triggering an immunological response of unknown effects. Consequently, understanding the relationships between GBN and the immune system response should be a prerequisite for its adequate use in biomedicine. In the present study, we have conducted a little explored ex vivo exposure method in order to study the complexity of the secretome given by the interactions between GBN and blood cells. Blood samples from different healthy donors were exposed to three different types of GBN widely used in the biomedical field. In this sense, graphene oxide (GO), graphene nanoplatelets (GNPs), graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) and a panel of 105 proteins representatives of the blood secretome were evaluated. The results show broad changes in both the cytokines number and the expression levels, with important changes in inflammatory response markers.
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