Guangdong Academy of Sciences

A cross-sectional study on identification and prevalence of hard ticks parasitizing large and small domestic animals

Ticks are blood-sucking ectoparasites transmitting pathogens that cause anemia, skin damage, weight loss, reduced meat and milk production, morbidity, and mortality in livestock. This study identified tick species and their prevalence on buffaloes, sheep, cows, and goats in Multa...

From raw to cooked: The impact of cooking on bioaccessibility and health risks of toxic elements in leafy vegetables

Environmental policies in China have significantly reduced toxic element fluxes in soil and air, but slower declines in atmospheric toxic element flux have increased its relative contribution to crop contamination. Leafy vegetables, with their large surface area and high capacity...

A new methodology for habit plane and orientation relationship prediction in precipitation strengthening of magnesium alloys

A new approach is presented, integrating the maximum atomic matching on the habit plane and reduced interfacial energy, to predict the orientation relationships (OR) and habit planes of precipitates in magnesium alloys. Understanding these ORs and habit planes is essential, as th...

Natural Sunlight IR‐Driven Highly Efficient Synthesis of Acetaldehyde From Bioethanol Over Cu/Fe 2 O 3

ABSTRACT Using renewable biomass to synthesize valuable chemicals can reduce fossil fuel dependence and achieve carbon neutrality. Here, for the first time an infrared light‐driven catalyst, Cu/Fe 2 O 3 , was designed to convert bioethanol to valuable acetaldehyde, accompanied by...

Enhanced Recoveryof Strategic Metal Antimony fromWastewater via a Synergistic UV/Iodide/Sulfite Process

Abstract Antimony-bearing wastewater poses substantial environmental risks, while conventional treatment technologies mainly transfer dissolved antimony into secondary hazardous wastes. Here, we developed a synergistic UV/iodide/sulfite process for the rapid reductive recovery of...