MX@MIL-125(Ti)-mediated sonocatalytic degradation for the dyes and microplastics

Recent Catalytic Technologies for Microplastics Removal in Water: Current status

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Researchers reviewed emerging catalytic technologies for removing microplastics from water bodies, documenting the scale of aquatic microplastic contamination and evaluating which treatment approaches show the most promise for protecting drinking water and aquatic ecosystems from these virtually indestructible pollutants.

Nanotechnology-Enhanced Photocatalysis for Microplastic Degradation: A Sustainable Approach

Chemical Technologies to Degrade Microplastic Pollution

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Researchers reviewed chemical methods for degrading microplastics in the environment, including oxidation, photocatalysis, and other advanced treatment technologies. These approaches could eventually help remove the billions of plastic particles already polluting water, soil, and food sources worldwide, though most remain in early experimental stages.

Nanomaterials for the Catalytic Degradation and Detection of Microplastics: A Review

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Researchers review how engineered nanomaterials can both detect and catalytically break down microplastics in water, offering a promising toolkit for cleaning up one of the most pervasive and hard-to-remove pollutants now found throughout aquatic environments and the human body.

Advanced Nanomaterials for Microplastic Detection and Degradation: A Sustainable Approach to Environmental Remediation

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Researchers examined how advanced nanomaterials can be engineered to detect and degrade microplastics in the environment, presenting a sustainable remediation approach that leverages nanoscale properties to address the growing challenge of microplastic pollution across ecosystems.