国家/地区 Emirates（15）
关键词 ADSORPTION（15）
出版物 DESALINATION WATER .（3） CHEMICAL ENGINEERIN.（2）
出版时间 2020（4） 2016（3） 2021（3）
机构 PETR INST（4） AMER UNIV SH.（2） KHALIFA UNIV（2）
作者 KARANIKOLOS .（4） MITTAL V（4） REDDY KSK（4） BHORIA N（3）
POKHREL J（3） ANASTASIOU S（2） IBRAHIM TH（2） KHAMIS MI（2）
SINGH S（2） VARGHESE AM（2） ZAKA A（2）

Adsorption characteristics of diclofenac sodium onto graphene nanoplatelets

DESALINATION WATER TREATMENT

ZAKA A, IBRAHIM TH, KHAMIS MI, SAMARA F

Functionalization effects on HKUST-1 and HKUST-1/graphene oxide hybrid adsorbents for hydrogen sulfide removal

JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

BHORIA N, BASINA G, POKHREL J, REDDY KSK, ANASTASIOU S, BALASUBRAMANIAN VV, ALWAHEDI YF, KARANIKOLOS GN

Performance enhancement of CO2 capture adsorbents by UV treatment: The case of self-supported graphene oxide foam

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL

VARGHESE AM, REDDY KSK, SINGH S, KARANIKOLOS GN

First principles study on the functionalization of graphene with Fe catalyst for the detection of CO2: Effect of catalyst clustering

APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE

ALI M, TIT N, YAMANI ZH

Experimental design modelling and optimization of levofloxacin removal with graphene nanoplatelets using response surface method

DESALINATION WATER TREATMENT

ZAKA A, IBRAHIM TH, KHAMIS MI, JABBAR NA

Cu- and Zr-based metal organic frameworks and their composites with graphene oxide for capture of acid gases at ambient temperature

JOURNAL OF SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY

POKHREL J, BHORIA N, WU C, REDDY KSK, MARGETIS H, ANASTASIOU S, GEORGE G, MITTAL V, ROMANOS G, KARONIS D, KARANIKOLOS GN

Efficient removal of different basic dyes using graphene

DESALINATION WATER TREATMENT

IQBAL MZ, PAL P, SHOAIB M, ABDALA AA

Facile In Situ Fabrication of Nanostructured Graphene-CuO Hybrid with Hydrogen Sulfide Removal Capacity

NANOMICRO LETTERS

LONKAR SP, PILLAI VV, STEPHEN S, ABDALA A, MITTAL V

H2S adsorption on graphene in the presence of sulfur: A density functional theory study

COMPUTATIONAL MATERIALS SCIENCE

FAYE O, RAJ A, MITTAL V, BEYE AC

Organic functionalization of thermally reduced graphene oxide nanoplatelets by adsorption: structural and morphological characterization

PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE

MITTAL V, CHAUDHRY AU, MATSKO NB