Electrochemically engineered graphene materials for gas‑phase chlorinated solvent capture
Authors:
- Masoud KhaleghiabbasabadiMKMasoud Khaleghiabbasabadi
- Clarissa SettimiCSClarissa Settimi
- Daniele SilvestriDaniele Silvestri
- Miroslav ČerníkMČMiroslav Černík
- Daniela ZingarettiDZDaniela Zingaretti
- Stanisław WacławekSWStanisław Wacławek
- Ognen Pop-GeorgievskiOPOgnen Pop-Georgievski
- Iason VerginelliIason Verginelli
Open Access
- 18 June 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Technology & Innovation
- Vol. 43
Abstract
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- Technology Agency of the Czech Republic
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