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By Prathmesh Bhadane, Swaroop Chakraborty
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Cellulose Acetate-nanoMOF Beads: A Safe, Sustainable and Scalable Solution for Lead Remediation in Complex Water Systems Lead [Pb(II)] contamination poses a critical environmental and public health challenge, necessitating innovative and sustainable remediation strategies. This study presents cellulose acetate (CA)-BNMG-1 nanoMOF beads, synthesised via a green, water-based process without hazardous chemicals.
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Evaluating the path to sustainability: SWOT analysis of safe and sustainable by design approaches for metal-organic frameworks

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By Pankti Dhumal, Prathmesh Bhadane, Materials Engineering, Bashiru Ibrahim
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Evaluating the path to sustainability: SWOT analysis of safe and sustainable by design approaches for metal–organic frameworks In this review, we conduct a comprehensive SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis of Metal–Organic Frameworks (MOFs) through the lens of Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) guidelines, evaluating their potential to meet environmental, industrial, and societal needs.
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Hydrolytically stable nanosheets of Cu-Imidazolate MOF for selective trapping and simultaneous removal of multiple heavy metal ions.

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By Dhruv Menon, Prathmesh Bhadane, Priya Mahato, Biraj Kant Satpathy
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Hydrolytically stable nanosheets of Cu-Imidazolate MOF for selective trapping and simultaneous removal of multiple heavy metal ions. The global water security crisis necessitates the pursuit of cost-effective and sustainable water purification solutions that can be deployed at large scales. The current class of adsorbents are predominantly tailored towards highly specific unary metal ion systems, largely constraining their applicability to realistic scenarios.
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