Article collection on materials-mediated removal of environmental pollutants(2)

Environmental Surfaces and Interfaces provides a platform for disseminating original and world-leading scientific research in the field. There is an emphasis on surface/interface science, including gas-liquid, liquid-liquid, gas-solid, liquid-solid, solid-solid and bio-interface. We welcome studies that advance basic theory, instrument and methodology development, and lab and field experimental research on environmental surfaces and interfaces.

This article collection features papers published in Environmental Surfaces and Interfaces since 2025 on the theme of materials-driven environmental pollutant removal. It focuses on the development of novel materials and their practical applications in environmental pollutant remediation. All articles are freely available for reading.

1. Comprehensive study of a novel surfactant-free microemulsion including amyl acetate/ethanol/water: Simulation, properties and its applications

Ying Han, Wenjiao Liu, Ning Pan, et al.

Keywords: Dissipative particle dynamics; Surfactant-free microemulsion; Solubilization; Nanomaterial; Template effect

2. A comprehensive review of fluoride removal using low-cost adsorbents for environmental and industrial applications

Siyu Zhou, Xingwen Chen, Qian Li, et al.

Keywords: Fluoride; Adsorption; Economic cost; Metal-based composites; Mineral

3. High-purity oxygen via dense ceramic membranes: A strategic review of materials, methods, and future horizons

Dong Yang, Hongjian Zhu, et al.

Keywords: Dense ceramic membrane; Oxygen permeation; Phase structure; Preparation method; Future perspective

4. Advanced photocatalytic materials for micro/nanoplastic degradation: A comprehensive review

Madhulika Dutta, Sumit Kumar, et al.

Keywords: Micro/nano plastics; Green synthesis; Degradation; Semiconductor photocatalyst; Nanomaterials

5. Emergent technologies and advanced nanomaterials for arsenic remediation in water and environmental systems: A comprehensive review

Muhammad Farooque Lanjwani, Mustafa Tuzen, et al.

Keywords: Arsenic removal; Nanomaterials; Water purification; Soil remediation; Arsenite (As(III)); Arsenate (As(V)); Environmental pollution

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