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A review of anthropogenic hazardous particulate matters: general description and adsorbent materials

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  • Jiaren Yang
  • Lin Shi
  • Fengcheng Shi
  • Ying Kuang
  • Hong Qian
  • Lejun Wang
  • Ting Zhang
  • Fatang Jiang

Abstract

Anthropogenic hazardous particulate matters (AHPM) refers to small airborne particles generated by human activities. This review aims to summarize the basic information on the classification, source, and distribution pattern of AHPM and its hazards. The classification of different adsorbent materials is summarized. Based on the characteristics of various adsorbent materials, the trend of new adsorbent materials in the future development is proposed. This provides researchers with new ideas for the study of adsorption of AHPM and gives an outlook on the research of new adsorbent materials and describes their potential application value.

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  • Jiaren Yang & Lin Shi & Fengcheng Shi & Ying Kuang & Hong Qian & Lejun Wang & Ting Zhang & Fatang Jiang, 2025. "A review of anthropogenic hazardous particulate matters: general description and adsorbent materials," International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Oxford University Press, vol. 20, pages 646-658.
    • Handle: RePEc:oup:ijlctc:v:20:y:2025:i::p:646-658.
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