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Insights into mechanisms, kinetics and pathway of continuous visible-light photodegradation of PPCPs via porous g-C3N4 with highly dispersed Fe(III) active sites
No full textMolecular characteristics and biological activities of anionic macromolecules from Codium fragile
No full textSynthesis and properties of anion conductive polymers containing dual quaternary ammonium groups without beta-hydrogen via CuAAC click chemistry
No full textIn situ decoration of SnS quantum dots on the α-SnWO4 nanosheets for superior visible-light photocatalytic performance
No full textEfficient photoactivation of peroxymonosulfate by Z-scheme nitrogen-defect-rich NiCo2O4/g-C3N4 for rapid emerging pollutants degradation
No full textReducing the need for surgeons by reducing pollution-derived workload: Is there a role for surgeons?
Get PDFThe need for additional surgical workforce personnel is likely to increase dramatically at a rate beyond our capacity to train them. As surgical training programmes cannot be rapidly expanded, this paper explores an alternative solution to the quandary, a reduction of the disease burden by a war on pollution. Highlighting the role of pollutants in increasing the surgical workload, it identifies potential roles for surgeons in the battle against pollution and draws attention to the need to research out agents which could protect humans against their carcinogenic effects
Reducing the need for surgeons by reducing pollution-derived workload: Is there a role for surgeons?
No full textMicroencapsulation of Eugenia uniflora L. juice by spray drying using fructans with different degrees of polymerisation
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