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Preparation of Co3O4/PES composite nanofiltration membrane for efficient anti-fouling and dye removal

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By Atian Xie, Yuting Wu, Jian Xu, Jiuyun Cui
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Preparation of Co3O4/PES composite nanofiltration membrane for efficient anti-fouling and dye removal Nanofiltration membranes are nowadays widely being used for dye wastewater treatment. However, these membranes often undergo significant and undesirable fouling during wastewater treatment.
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Fabrication of a superhydrophobic cotton@LDH composite for effective oil adsorption

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By Shihao Nie, Atian Xie, Jiangping Rui, Jiawei Meng
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Fabrication of a superhydrophobic cotton@LDH composite for effective oil adsorption The development of superhydrophobic materials with inexpensive cost, and simple preparation processes is crucial for alleviating oil pollution. In this paper, cotton-based composites (cotton@LDH-SA) were prepared by an in situ hydrothermal growth and simple impregnation method.
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Simple temperature-regulated polymerization for fabrication of tea polyphenols modified PVDF membrane toward emulsion separation

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By Atian Xie, Lei Lu, Can Wei, Jirong Luo
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Simple temperature-regulated polymerization for fabrication of tea polyphenols modified PVDF membrane toward emulsion separation Surface modification of membranes through facile coating methods is a promising way to improve their pollution resistance and separation performance. Here, a tea polyphenols (TP) coated PVDF membrane (PVDF-TP) was prepared via simple temperature-regulated oxidative polymerization.
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