Environmental Engineering articles for Nanjing University (NJU), China

Time frame: 1 June 2025 - 30 May 2026

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Count: 15

Article ‘Count’ for Environmental Engineering.

Journal Count Share
2 0.95
Adsorption-Mediated Interfacial Engineering for Direct Regeneration of Spent LiFePO4 Cathodes 0.20
Structure-Selective Regeneration of Heterogeneously Degraded LiFePO4 via Spontaneous Lithiation and Defect Reconstruction 0.75
1 1.00
Full recovery of lithium salts and transition metal oxides from spent ternary cathode lithium-ion batteries 1.00
3 1.19
Self-Driven UV/Periodate Process for Cu-EDTA Decomplexation and In Situ Copper Recovery 0.38
Selective and Sustainable Recovery of High-Value Metals from e-Waste via a Glucose-Mediated Hydrothermal Process 0.63
Inversion Approach for Inferring Mixing State and Improving Optical Estimation of Coated Black Carbon Using Bulk-Volume Variables and Number-Size Distributions 0.19
3 0.92
Challenges of bismuth interference to copper-arsenic separation during electrolytic purification 0.11
Interpretable machine learning enables mechanistic insights and predictive control for clean and sustainable copper electrorefining 0.27
From mining to recycling: Identifying carbon mitigation pathways across the full life cycle of China's lithium-ion battery industry 0.53
1 0.08
Non‐Negligible Uptake of Nitrous Acid in Present‐Day Clouds 0.08
1 0.13
Building material stock drives embodied carbon emissions and risks future climate goals in China 0.13
2 0.13
Efficiency hierarchy and optimization of waste incineration in China to balance disposal and energy supply 0.05
Extraction of valuable metals from acid mine drainage by an electrochemically activated limestone system 0.08
2 1.10
Electrocoagulation for the Simultaneous Removal of Copper and Arsenic from Acid Mine Drainage: Performance and Mechanisms 0.44
Efficient decomplexation of Cu(II) complexes and Cu(II) recovery via one-step Fenton-like oxidation/adsorption processes mediated by nanoconfined hydrous Co-Zr oxides 0.67

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