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Rongdi An
Institution:
Northeast Normal University
Observed institution:
Northeast Normal University
OpenAlex ID:
A5111127768
Synergic mechanisms of electricity generation and bisphenol a degradation in a novel photocatalytic-microbial fuel cell equipped with a TiO2-C-BiVO4 photo-anode and a biofilm-anode
2023
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Jiunian Guan
, Xu Cao
, et al.
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Chemical Engineering Journal
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27
The electrode strategy and its coordination mechanism in constructed wetland-microbial fuel cell (CW-MFC): a review
2024
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Rongdi An
, Jiunian Guan
, et al.
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Carbon Research
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25
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Enhancing urban ecological resilience through small wetlands: A nature-based solutions in Changchun City, China
2025
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Gaoxiang Li
, Wei Wang
, et al.
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Journal of Cleaner Production
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11
Driving mechanism of iron cycling towards energy recovery and pollutant removal in constructed wetland-microbial fuel cell
2025
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Rongdi An
, Nan Lu
, et al.
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Journal of environmental chemical engineering
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9
Effects of biomass feedstock and hydrothermal temperature on the molecular composition and bioavailability of invasive plant-based hydrochar-derived dissolved organic matter
2026
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Rongdi An
, Xiamu Zelang
, et al.
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Water Research
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3
Ca/Pyro-Hydrochar Derived from Invasive Species for Enhanced Removal of Cadmium and Phosphate
2026
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Yao Tong
, Rongdi An
, et al.
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Water Air & Soil Pollution
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2
Intervention mechanisms of different types of microplastics towards the electron transfer and elemental cycle in constructed wetland coupled with microbial fuel cell (CW-MFC)
2026
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Zhuoyu Li
, Nan Lu
, et al.
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Chemical Engineering Journal
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1
Nano-MgO/pyro-hydrochar for enhancing adsorption of fluoride ion from aqueous solution: performance, influencing factors, and mechanisms
2026
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Yao Tong
, Donglin Wang
, et al.
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Biochar X
Microplastics as emerging mediators of Cr(VI) reduction: roles of environmentally persistent free radicals and microplastic-derived dissolved organic matter
2026
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Xinyue Wang
, Xianjie Tang
, et al.
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Environmental and Biogeochemical Processes
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