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Low-level hydrophilic carbon dots disintegrate the intracellular-extracellular polymeric structure of sludge-EPS conjugates during thermal hydrolysis: solid-aqueous interfacial insights and active water-soluble molecular evolution
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• Low-level melanoidins (5–20 mg/kg TS) disintegrated the extracellular structure. • Melanoidins altered the non-covalent forces between extracellular components. • Melanoidins mediated ROS generation, cell inactivation, and electron transfer. • Melanoidins facilitated water-soluble molecules evolution of solid-aqueous phase. • Melanoidins promoted the formation of active molecules by 22.51–28.72%.
Keywords:
Thermal hydrolysis
Carbon dots
Polymeric structure
Non-covalent force
Redox properties
Water-soluble components
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