Jieyu Liu

South China University of Technology

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Jiajia Gao

Yancheng Teachers University

Yali Tong

University of Science and Technology Beijing

Pingxiao Wu

South China University of Technology

Tao Yue

Northeast Agricultural University

Jiayan Wu

South China University of Technology

Leiye Sun

South China University of Technology

Nengwu Zhu

South China University of Technology

Penglai Zuo

Beijing Academy of Science and Technology

Kun Wang

Jiangsu University

Quanming Liang

Beijing Academy of Science and Technology

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Beijing Academy of Science and Technology

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Xinxiang Medical University

Soochow University

Huazhong University of Science and Technology

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Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica

National Center for Drug Screening

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Refined assessment and decomposition analysis of carbon emissions in high-energy intensive industrial sectors in China

The Science of The Total Environment (2023)

Yali Tong Kun Wang Jieyu Liu Yun Zhang Jiajia Gao

Carbon fibers

Emission intensity

10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.162161

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Effects of Biochar Amendments on Net Emissions of Greenhouse Gases from Croplands:A Review

Nongye huanjing kexue xuebao (2015)

Jieyu Liu

Cropland is one of the important sources of greenhouse gas(GHG)emissions. Reducing GHG emissions from croplands is of great significance for mitigating global changes. Biochar is the carbon(C)-rich solid material obtained from biomass pyrolysis in an oxygen-limited environment. Due to its high C content, highly porous structure, large specific surface area and considerable recalcitrancy, biochar has become a hotspot in the study of mitigating GHG emissions from croplands. This paper reviewed the recent progresses in the impacts and mechanisms of biochar amendments on GHG(CO2, CH4 and N2O)emissions from croplands as well as the effects of biochar on net global warming potential(NGWP), net greenhouse gas emissions(NGHGE)and greenhouse gas intensity(GHGI). We also proposed further studies on the mitigation of biochar on GHG emissions.

Greenhouse gas removal

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Highly-resolved spatial-temporal variations of air pollutants from Chinese industrial boilers

Environmental Pollution (2021)

Yali Tong Jiajia Gao Kun Wang Jing Hong Chenlong Wang

Emission inventory

Criteria air contaminants

10.1016/j.envpol.2021.117931

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Effect of Edible Fungi on Heavy Metals Pollution

Journal of Agro-environmental Science (2005)

Jieyu Liu Xie BaoGui

The enrichment ability forheavy metals(Pb,Cd,As and Hg) of their mycelium in Ganoderma Lucidum,Agaricu blazei and Tricho Loma Lobynsis were tested,andwhether they could be used to treat and decontaminate heavy metals insoil and waterwas discussed.The result showed that these edible fungi could efficiently accumulate the heavy metals,but the accumulation rate varied with the concentration of heavy metals.The multiple of enrichment and the concentration of heavy metal in myceliaincreased withthe concentration of heavy metalsin the medium.Agaricus blazei had the highest accumulation ability for heavy metals amongthe three edible fungi,especially enrichment of Pb,with theaccumulation multiple being481.52.These results might open a new way to the treatment of heavy metals in soil and water.

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Emerging EAT-Lancet planetary health diet is associated with major cardiovascular diseases and all-cause mortality: A global systematic review and meta-analysis

Clinical Nutrition (2024)

Jieyu Liu Qing Shen Xinxin Wang

10.1016/j.clnu.2024.10.021

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Additional file 2 of Influence of the densities and nutritional components of bacterial colonies on the culture-enriched gut bacterial community structure

Figshare (2021)

Yanrong Gu Dong Yan Minna Wu Min Li Puze Li

Additional file 2: Table S1: Relative abundance of fecal bacteria in genus level. Table S2: The numbers of CFU in various media (CFU/plate).

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10.6084/m9.figshare.14707859

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Refined spatio-temporal emission assessment of Hg, As, Cd, Cr and Pb from Chinese coal-fired industrial boilers

The Science of The Total Environment (2020)

Jiajia Gao Kun Wang Yali Tong Tao Yue Chenlong Wang

Emission inventory

10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.143733

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Effect of coal preparation on atmospheric emissions of trace elements and their cross-media environmental risk from Chinese coal-fired industrial boilers

Air Quality Atmosphere & Health (2023)

Jiajia Gao Kun Wang Kaiyun Liu Yali Tong Jieyu Liu

Clean coal technology

Clean coal

10.1007/s11869-023-01318-z

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The effect of SO2 on NH3-SCR reaction synergistic CO oxidation over a Mn-Co-Ti catalyst

Applied Catalysis O Open (2024)

Quanming Liang Tong Li Jieyu Liu Dan Mo Ke Chen

Mn–Co–TiO2 prepared using an impregnation method was applied to synergistic NH3-based selective catalytic reduction (NH3-SCR) and CO oxidation in a simulated flue gas. The NO conversion, NO oxidation, and CO oxidation were substantially enhanced after adding 15% Co3O4 to the 20MnTi catalyst. In an NO or NO + NH3 atmosphere, CO oxidation over the Mn–Co–TiO2 catalyst was mainly restrained by the competitive adsorption and formation of sulfate species. In contrast, the NH3-SCR reaction progressed almost unimpeded in a CO atmosphere. A SO2 atmosphere drastically reduced the NO conversion of the catalyst at lower temperatures and almost completely suppressed the oxidation activities toward NO and CO. The amount of remaining NO oxidation (approximately 10%) was primarily contributed by gas-phase oxidation of NO by O2. Next, fresh and SO2-poisoned Mn–Co–TiO2 were characterized using various methods. Results indicated that no conspicuous change occurred in the crystal structure of the samples after SO2 poisoning, but numerous sulfate products were deposited on the catalyst surface. The deposition of sulfate-species byproducts decreased the specific surface area and pore volume of the catalyst and shifted the surface acid sites to a higher temperature range, further reducing the CO oxidation performance. Moreover, the catalytic reaction of CO and NO followed the Eley–Rideal mechanism. Furthermore, the mechanisms through which multicomponent flue gases influence the synergistic NH3-SCR and CO oxidation performance were proposed.

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Catalytic Oxidation

10.1016/j.apcato.2024.206996

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Analysis and study of the migration pattern of microplastic particles in saturated porous media pavement

The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

Sheng Liu Jiayan Wu Leiye Sun Minye Huang Xiaoshan Qiu

Pervious concrete

Infiltration (HVAC)

Rainwater Harvesting

10.1016/j.scitotenv.2022.160613

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