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Covalent Ag-holey MXene link at interface boosting electrochemical dechlorination

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By Hao Zhang, Chenxu Liu, Hao Wang, Xin Ma, Ruochen Wang, Jiansheng Li, Jiayin Yuan, Miao Zhang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Incorporating Ag species into conductive matrices can mitigate volumetric expansion and stabilize electrode structures in capacitive deionization (CDI). Yet, this approach may suffer from severe charge transfer resistance at their heterogeneous interface featuring physical contact or weak intermolecular link.
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Solvent-switch-driven covalent organic framework nanosheets for ultra-robust and recyclable gas separation membrane

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By Hongyu Zuo, Jiaao Yao, Liwei Wu, Haojie Chen, Feng Chen, Jingjie Bi, Baokang Lyu, Shuangjiang Luo, Jiayin Yuan, Arne Thomas, Weiyi Zhang, Yaozu Liao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) exhibit significant potential for gas separation applications, primarily due to their remarkable stability and precisely adjustable pore structures. However, creating sustainable COF-based gas separation membranes remains unachieved and is confronted with significant challenges, including high defect sensitivity, poor recyclability, high-cost and poor pressure resistance.
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In situ molecular weaving of ionic polymers into metal-organic frameworks for radioactive anion capture - Nature Communications

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By Hongwei Wu, Jiayin Yuan, Yaozu Liao
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Abstract Encapsulation of polymer chains into nanochannels of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) to construct polymer-MOF hybrid materials can retain the desired properties of two disparate materials. However, the facile fabrication of such hybrids remains challenging, given the difficulty in unraveling entanglement of polymer chains and constraining them into ordered conformations.
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