Application of modified porous materials and pollution treatment in water

Yan Li; Na Wang; Weiwei Chen

doi:10.54097/jid.v2i1.5357

Authors

Yan Li
Na Wang
Weiwei Chen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/jid.v2i1.5357

Keywords:

Modified porous materials, Water environment, Pollution control

Abstract

With the continuous development of social economy, water pollution has become one of the key objects of ecological environment governance. It is one of the effective methods to remove heavy metals, nitrogen, phosphorus, antibiotics and other organic pollutants from water by using carbon-based poly porous materials. The physical and chemical properties of porous materials can be improved effectively and the removal effect of target pollutants can be enhanced. The removal of heavy metals, nitrogen, phosphorus and organic matter from water by modified porous materials and its possible mechanism were reviewed. The future research and application of modified porous materials in the field of water pollution control were prospected, which could provide useful reference for related research work and engineering application.

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