Comptes Rendus

Special Issue

Materials and Clean Processes for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Applications

Table of contents

Guest Editors
p. 1
Materials and clean processes for sustainable energy and environmental applications: Foreword
p. 3-5
Intermediate pyrolysis of Ficus nitida wood in a fixed-bed reactor: effect of pyrolysis parameters on bio-oil and bio-char yields and properties
p. 7-23
Comparative analysis of fuel wood consumption of improved mud stove and three stone fire stove: a case study
p. 25-35
Slow pyrolysis of orange peels blended with agro-food wastes: characterization of the biochars for environmental applications
p. 37-51
Bioethanol production from coconut husk using DES-NADES pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis method
p. 53-62
Waste cooking oil pretreatment using microwave and ultrasound methods
p. 63-76
Valorisation of plastic waste from the beverage industry through its transformation into adsorbent and solid fuel materials
p. 77-93
Development of a reliable and efficient combined grinding and separation process for PVC-coated fabric waste
p. 95-112
Mechanosynthesis, characterization, and adsorptive properties of Mg–Al-LDH and Zn–Al-LDH for olive mill wastewater treatment
p. 113-128
Electrooxidation treatment of simulated wastewater using mixed-metal oxide anodes for bacterial decontamination
p. 129-144
Ultrafiltration operational conditions influence in the antibacterial activity of native and thermally treated lysozyme
p. 145-152
Influence of sulfate-reducing bacteria on the biocorrosion of mild steel coated with hybrid polyetherimide-ZnO or CuO bilayer composites
p. 153-168
The use of D-Optimal Mixture Design in the development of date stone and spirulina tablet formulation as a phycocyanin dietary supplement
p. 169-182
Short-term effects of olive-mill-wastes-derived biochars amendment and arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi inoculation on growth of maize (Zea mays) and mycorrhizal colonization
p. 183-198
Evaluation of the effectiveness and performance of environmental impact assessment studies in Greece
p. 199-220