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Adsorption mechanisms of five bisphenol analogues on PVC microplastics
Pengfei Wu
,
Zongwei CAI
*
, Hangbiao Jin
, Yuanyuan Tang
*
Corresponding author for this work
Department of Chemistry
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Bisphenol A
100%
Bisphenol Analogues
100%
Polyvinyl Chloride Microplastics
100%
Adsorption Mechanism
100%
Adsorption
44%
Microplastics
22%
Polyvinyl Chloride
22%
Hydrophobic Interaction
22%
Non-covalent Bond
22%
Pollution
11%
Hydrogen Bonds (H-bonds)
11%
Aquatic Environment
11%
Kinetic Study
11%
Adsorption Process
11%
Freundlich Isotherm
11%
Plasticizer
11%
Electrostatic Force
11%
Electrostatic Repulsion
11%
Adsorption Efficiency
11%
Adsorption-desorption
11%
Isotherm Models
11%
Mass Transport
11%
Exothermic Process
11%
Halogen Bond
11%
Competitive Adsorption
11%
Dynamic Equilibrium
11%
Intraparticle Diffusion
11%
Langmuir Model
11%
Neutral Solution
11%
Maximum Adsorption
11%
Thermodynamic Study
11%
Chemistry
Poly(vinyl Chloride)
100%
Bisphenol
100%
Bisphenol A
20%
Hydrophobic Interaction
20%
Kinetic Study
10%
Hydrogen Bonding
10%
Electrostatic Interaction
10%
Desorption
10%
Plasticizer
10%
Halogen
10%
Mass Transport
10%
Exothermic Process
10%
Chemical Engineering
Polyvinyl Chloride
100%
Polyvinylchloride
100%
Desorption
14%
Kinetic Study
14%
Adsorption Efficiency
14%
Maximum Adsorption
14%
Mass Transport
14%
Competitive Adsorption
14%
Material Science
Polyvinyl Chloride
100%
Microplastics
100%
Desorption
14%
Hydrogen Bonding
14%
Electrostatic Interaction
14%
Plasticizer
14%