Emerging technologies present many new possibilities for diversifying the desalination
industry, which is currently dominated by thermal desalination, and reverse osmosis. In this …

The last decade has seen a worldwide increase in the use of alternative energy sources,
especially renewable energy (RE), including its application in desalination. In the past many …

Tap** into solar energy seems to be a viable and sustainable solution for the ongoing
global challenges of water scarcity and clean energy shortage. However, the natural …

In recent years, high-temperature water/wastewater treatment has become an emerging
area of high priority interest for industries such as oil and gas, food production, and power …

Chiral separation is essential in discovering bioactive substances because the enantiomer
of chiral drugs usually exhibits different or even opposite biological activity and toxicity. As a …

Freshwater supplies are in shortage relative to the high demand for different human
activities, making desalination of saline water a must. Desalination to extract water from …

Carbon nanotube (CNT)‐based membranes combine the promising properties of CNTs with
the advantages of membrane separation technologies, offering enhanced membrane …

Carbon nanofibers (CNFs) not only retain a similar one-dimensional nanostructure, similar
special properties, and similar multi-functionality to carbon nanotubes, but they also exhibit a …

Membrane distillation (MD) is a promising technology for seawater desalination due to the
ability to process high-salinity waters and the ability to be driven by low-grade or waste heat …

Waste lubricating oil (WLO) is a catch-all name for many lubricating oils used in automobiles
and machines. WLO has been designated as a hazardous waste in the eight major …