MINI REVIEW ON RECENT ADVANCES OF THE ADSORPTION MECHANISM BETWEEN MICROPLASTICS AND EMERGING CONTAMINANTS FOR CONSERVATION OF WATER

Pharmaceuticals and microplastics have long been identified as water pollutants. Pollutants, including pharmaceutical compounds, have been shown to be transported by microplastics (MPs). In this mini-review, adsorption mechanism between microplastics and emerging contaminants were highlighted. Polye...

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Published in:International journal of conservation science 2023-10, Vol.14 (4), p.1549-1558
Main Authors: OSMAN, Mohamed Syazwan, NIZAM, Muhammad Ikhwan, SYED MOHAMAD SHUKRI, Sharifah Nurul Ain, MOHAMAD SHUKRI, Syahirah
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Adsorption
Contaminants
Hydrogen bonds
Hydrophobicity
Microplastics
Molecular dynamics
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Organic contaminants
Pharmaceuticals
Plastic debris
Plastic pollution
Pollutants
Polyethylene
Polyethylenes
Polypropylene
Reviews
Sulfamethazine
Toxicity
Water conservation
Water pollution
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description Pharmaceuticals and microplastics have long been identified as water pollutants. Pollutants, including pharmaceutical compounds, have been shown to be transported by microplastics (MPs). In this mini-review, adsorption mechanism between microplastics and emerging contaminants were highlighted. Polyethylene is a non-polar, semi-cystalline microplastic with a density of 240 to 244 kg/m3. Besides, Ibuprofen adsorption onto microplastics is pH dependent. Non-polar or neutral compounds that are homogeneous and extremely hydrophobic in nature interact with non-polar and weakly polar plastics such as Polypropylene and Polyethylene. Furthermore, Molecular dynamic (MD) simulation can be employed to study the mechanism of interaction between MPs and contaminants. As a result, some studies show a complex interaction between polyethylene (PE) and certain contaminants, with no significant differences in adsorption energies, but sulfamethazine molecules effectively adsorbed on the MPs surface. In summary, this mini review shed lights on the insights of adsorption mechanism between these compounds.
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Contaminants
Hydrogen bonds
Hydrophobicity
Microplastics
Molecular dynamics
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Organic contaminants
Pharmaceuticals
Plastic debris
Plastic pollution
Pollutants
Polyethylene
Polyethylenes
Polypropylene
Reviews
Sulfamethazine
Toxicity
Water conservation
Water pollution
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