Palavras-chave
contaminantes emergentes
disruptor endócrino
4-nonilfenol
bisfenol A
Como Citar
Resumo
Atualmente, a geração de resíduos de atividades antropogênicas tem gerado grande preocupação em todo o mundo, principalmente devido ao fato de que um dos desafios globais é garantir a qualidade da água. Alguns disruptores endócrinos (4-nonilfenol e Bisfenol A) são um dos compostos mais comumente encontrados em corpos de água que representam impactos potenciais na saúde humana e ambiental devido a sua degradação incompleta em estações de tratamento de água. O presente trabalho mostra a síntese de polímeros com impressão molecular (MIPs) com capacidade de retenção superior a 90% para ambos os compostos. Além disso, foi demonstrada a capacidade dos PMIs como coadjuvantes na degradação desses poluentes para minimizar os riscos potenciais de exposição a esses compostos.
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