Qin Xin is affiliated with the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics in China. Their research spans multiple aspects of environmental science and engineering, with a focus on pollution control, advanced oxidation processes, and electrochemical methods for contaminant degradation.
Their recent publications include:
These works highlight investigations into catalytic and electrochemical pathways for pollutant breakdown, especially focusing on hydroxyl radical generation and removal of organic contaminants.
Qin Xin frequently collaborates with the following coauthors:
Their publications are often featured in journals such as:
Their research contributions concentrate on the fields of engineering and environmental science. Within these, they have focused particularly on subfields including electrical and electronic engineering, pollution, health, toxicology and mutagenesis, water science and technology, and analytical chemistry.
The main topics covered in their work include:
Wenzhen Li;Changhai Liang;Weijiang Zhou;Jieshan Qiu
Weijiang Zhou;Zhenhua Zhou;Shuqin Song;Wenzhen Li
Wenzhen Li;Changhai Liang;Jieshan Qiu;Weijiang Zhou
Luhua Jiang;Gongquan Sun;Zhenhua Zhou;Shiguo Sun
W.J. Zhou;W.Z. Li;S.Q. Song;Z.H. Zhou
Wenzhen Li;Weijiang Zhou;Huanqiao Li;Zhenhua Zhou
W.J. Zhou;S.Q. Song;W.Z. Li;Z.H. Zhou
Luhua Jiang;Gongquan Sun;Shiguo Sun;Jianguo Liu
Meijun Li;Zhaochi Feng;Guang Xiong;Pinliang Ying
Zhenxing Liang;Weimin Chen;Jianguo Liu;Suli Wang
Can Li;Guang Xiong;Qin Xin;Jian-ke Liu
Yehong Wang;Feng Wang;Qi Song;Qin Xin
W.J Zhou;B Zhou;W.Z Li;Z.H Zhou
S.Q. Song;W.J. Zhou;Z.H. Zhou;L.H. Jiang
Zhenhua Zhou;Suli Wang;Weijiang Zhou;Guoxiong Wang
Huanqiao Li;Gongquan Sun;Lei Cao;Luhua Jiang
Yan Liu;Mengfei Luo;Zhaobin Wei;Qin Xin
Xiaolan Tang;Baocai Zhang;Yong Li;Yide Xu
Xiaolan Tang;Baocai Zhang;Yong Li;Yide Xu
Xingtao Gao;P. Ruiz;Qin Xin;Xiexian Guo
W.J. Zhou;S.Q. Song;W.Z. Li;G.Q. Sun
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