From Oxidation Chemistry to Intelligent Water Systems: Emerging Directions in Process Optimization and Environmental Engineering

Gassan Hodaifa; Antonio Zuorro; Joaquín R. Dominguez; Juan García Rodríguez; José A. Peres; Zacharias Frontistis; Mha Albqmi

doi:10.3390/catal16040333

April 5, 2026CatalystsOpen Access

From Oxidation Chemistry to Intelligent Water Systems: Emerging Directions in Process Optimization and Environmental Engineering

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The aim is to explore advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) for efficiently degrading difficult organic pollutants.
Review of treatment technologies relating to advanced oxidation processes (AOPs)
Analysis of processes generating hydroxyl and sulfate radicals
Comparison of AOPs with traditional treatment methods
AOPs proved more effective than conventional methods in degrading refractory pollutants
Hydroxyl and sulfate radicals significantly enhance the breakdown of organic contaminants
The study highlights the potential of integrating AOPs into intelligent water systems

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This research demonstrates intelligent treatment technologies for degrading stubborn pollutants, highlighting their importance in environmental engineering.

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