A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution

A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution

Aspirin is among the oldest drug used by humans and animals to treat pain, fever, and inflammation. Following that, aspirin contaminant was detected in the aquatic environment in many countries. The continued release of aspirin into the environment poses a risk of bioaccumulation in aquatic microorg...

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Published in:Materials Today: Proceedings
Main Author: Nordin A.H.; Abdul Samad N.; Paiman S.H.; Md Noor S.F.; Rushdan A.I.; Ngadi N.
Format: Conference paper
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2024
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Nordin A.H.; Abdul Samad N.; Paiman S.H.; Md Noor S.F.; Rushdan A.I.; Ngadi N.
A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution
2024
Materials Today: Proceedings
96

10.1016/j.matpr.2023.08.373
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85188519254&doi=10.1016%2fj.matpr.2023.08.373&partnerID=40&md5=1c7acbb499de0295eaf8633bbdea490e
Aspirin is among the oldest drug used by humans and animals to treat pain, fever, and inflammation. Following that, aspirin contaminant was detected in the aquatic environment in many countries. The continued release of aspirin into the environment poses a risk of bioaccumulation in aquatic microorganisms, which could then enter the food chain and pose a risk to human health. This paper provides an overview on the recent treatment of aspirin from wastewater by adsorption from carbon-based and noncarbon-based adsorbents. © 2024 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Elsevier Ltd
22147853
English
Conference paper
author Nordin A.H.; Abdul Samad N.; Paiman S.H.; Md Noor S.F.; Rushdan A.I.; Ngadi N.
spellingShingle Nordin A.H.; Abdul Samad N.; Paiman S.H.; Md Noor S.F.; Rushdan A.I.; Ngadi N.
A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution
author_facet Nordin A.H.; Abdul Samad N.; Paiman S.H.; Md Noor S.F.; Rushdan A.I.; Ngadi N.
author_sort Nordin A.H.; Abdul Samad N.; Paiman S.H.; Md Noor S.F.; Rushdan A.I.; Ngadi N.
title A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution
title_short A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution
title_full A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution
title_fullStr A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution
title_full_unstemmed A mini review on aspirin removal by carbon/noncarbon-based adsorbents from aqueous solution
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description Aspirin is among the oldest drug used by humans and animals to treat pain, fever, and inflammation. Following that, aspirin contaminant was detected in the aquatic environment in many countries. The continued release of aspirin into the environment poses a risk of bioaccumulation in aquatic microorganisms, which could then enter the food chain and pose a risk to human health. This paper provides an overview on the recent treatment of aspirin from wastewater by adsorption from carbon-based and noncarbon-based adsorbents. © 2024 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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