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Efficient removal of ceftriaxone sodium by a UiO-66/bamboo activated carbon composite: preparation, characterization, and adsorption mechanism

A journal article describes the efficient removal of ceftriaxone sodium using a UiO-66/bamboo activated carbon composite. The paper covers the composite's preparation, characterization, and the adsorption mechanism.

Illustrative image: Side view of an Aluminium composite panel (ACP), also known as Dibond, about 2.7 mm in thickness. Retouching. Layers from left to right: 1) White coating layer (very thin, perhaps coil coated) 2) Aluminium sheet (silvery, back) 3) Polyethylene core material (Brown) 4) Aluminium sheet (silvery, front) 5) White coating layer (very thin, perhaps coil coated) — Temdor/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

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The study reports a method for removing the antibiotic ceftriaxone sodium using a composite material.

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Efficient removal of ceftriaxone sodium by a UiO-66/bamboo activated carbon composite: preparation, characterization, and adsorption mechanism

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