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O. M. SEMERNIA, O. I. LIUBYNSKYI, I. V. FEDORCHUK, N. M. HORDII, O. S. TIUTIUNNYK, and V. H. SLOBODIANYK
The Relationship Between the Clay Mineral Nanoparticles and the Soil Pollution: Prospects for Environmental Sustainability
887–898 (2023)

PACS numbers: 81.07.Wx, 83.80.Nb, 89.60.Ec, 91.62.Rt, 91.62.Mn, 91.65.Rg, 92.40.Lg

In this article, the possibility of using clay mineral nanoparticles to improve the ecological stability of soil and to reduce the risk of soil pollution is discussed. Soil pollution is a serious problem that can have a negative impact on human and animal health, ecosystems. Research on the use of clay mineral nanoparticles to improve the ecological stability of soil is an important topic in modern science and ecology. In this article, the influence of nanoparticles on the physical and chemical properties of soil, particularly, on its ability to retain water and chemicals, which can be a source of pollution, is examined. The possibility of using clay mineral nanoparticles to reduce the risk of soil pollution with toxic metals and other harmful substances is also investigated. The prognostic results of the investigation show that the use of clay mineral nanoparticles can be an effective way to improve the ecological stability of soil and reduce its pollution. The results of the study demonstrate that the use of clay mineral nanoparticles can be an effective way to enhance soil ecological stability and reduce contamination, making this topic an essential area of research for addressing environmental challenges. The investigation of this topic can help to understand the mechanisms of interaction between nanoparticles and soil and to develop new technologies for preserving and protecting the environment. This article is important for the scientists-ecologists, as the authors of the article extensively examine the potential use of clay mineral nanoparticles for the preservation and protection of the environment. The prognostic results of research show that the use of clay mineral nanoparticles can be an effective way to improve the ecological stability of soil. The researching this topic can help to understand the mechanisms of interaction between nanoparticles and soil and to develop new technologies for conservation and protection of the environment. This article offers a new perspective on the use of clay mineral nanoparticles for soil and environmental protection that can make significant progress in reducing the negative impact of human activity on nature, can help to identify the most effective ways to use clay mineral nanoparticles for soil remediation and reducing environmental pollution.

Key words: green nanotechnologies, clay minerals, nanoparticles, soil pollution, toxic metals, ecological sustainability.

Issue DOI:  https://doi.org/10.15407/nnn.21.04.887

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