➀ Researchers at KIT have studied the breakdown of steroid hormones in an electrochemical membrane reactor with a carbon nanotube membrane. ➁ The study finds that the adsorption of steroid hormones on carbon nanotubes does not limit their subsequent degradation. ➂ The research provides valuable insights for further development of electrochemical strategies to remove microcontaminants in water.
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