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Davari, N., Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J., Hamoud, H., Falletta, E., Bianchi, C. L., Yargeau, V., & Boffito, D. C. (2025). Enhanced Photo-Induced Charge Generation of Floating Sulfur-Doped TiO₂ Double-Walled Nanotubes for Efficient Sunlight-Driven Photocatalytic Degradation of Bisphenol A. Ceramics International. External link
Derakhshankhah, M., Gilani, N., & Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J. (2025). Synergizing S-Scheme Charge Transfer and Fenton Reactions via FeS₂-anchored Ti₃C₂Tₓ MXene Heterojunction for Efficient Round-the-clock Photocatalytic Wastewater Treatment. Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 1039, 183325 (20 pages). External link
Kibret, H., Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J., Hussain, A., Khodabandehloo, M., Vatankhah, F., Shabanian, J., & Chaouki, J. (2025). Novel Electrified Thermal Hydrogen Production Approaches. Renewable Energies, Environment and Power Quality Journal, 3(1), 53-59. External link
Kibret, H., Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J., Adavi, K., Shabanian, J., Mostoufi, N., & Chaouki, J. (2025). Novel thermal approaches for hydrogen production. In Merouani, S., & Hamdaoui, O. (eds.), Hydrogen Production, Storage and Utilization (pp. 55-132). External link
Riyaheini, M., Gilani, N., & Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J. (2023). Engineering the photo-induced charge generation between TiO₂ and FeS₂ heterojunction for enhanced photocatalytic wastewater purification. Ceramics International, 49(22), 34682-34696. External link
Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J., Taha, Y., & Chaouki, J. (2026). Rapid non-vacuum magnesium and syngas production via microwave-assisted carbothermic reduction of waste-recycled brucite. Chemical Engineering Journal, 542, 177957 (25 pages). External link
Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J. (2026). Sustainable Valorization of Dolomitic Limestone Waste Rocks by a Hybrid Metallurgical Process: Extraction of Alkaline Earth Metals [Ph.D. thesis, Polytechnique Montréal]. Available
Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J., Taha, Y., & Chaouki, J. (2026). Extraction of high-purity magnesium and calcium from phosphate mine waste rocks by a carbon-neutral and circular hydrometallurgy. Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly, 12 pages. External link
Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J., Taha, Y., & Chaouki, J. (2025). Selective recycling of critical metals from the dolomitic limestone waste through multi-step alkaline precipitation integrated with CO₂ carbonation. Journal of Environmental Management, 391, 126509 (14 pages). External link
Vahabzadeh Pasikhani, J., Taha, Y., & Chaouki, J. (2024). Unveiling the Role of Carbonate in Dolomitic Limestone for Efficient Leaching of Magnesium from Phosphate Mine Wastes. Journal of environmental chemical engineering, 13(1), 115191 (18 pages). External link
