Philip Nathaniel Immanuel

1 Introduction Nanotubes (NTs) from inorganic layered compounds (2D materials) and, in particular, from transition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) have emerged as a well-established research topic in solid-state chemistry, polymer science, physics, and beyond.

1 Introduction The rapid growth of industrialization has led to a significant rise in environmental pollution, particularly from the textile and chemical industries.[1, 2] Among the major pollutants, highly stable and water-soluble industrial organic dyes (e.g., methylene blue, MB) are of great concern due to their toxic and carcinogenic nature.[1, 3] Their persistence in water bodies poses a severe threat to aquatic ecosystems and human health.[3] The disposal of such pollutants remains a...

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