Nanofiber membranes via electrospinning with layered structures are frequently used for
oil/water separation, thanks to their unique properties. However, challenges that involve …

Superhydrophobic membranes are energy-efficient for oil–water separation, however, lack
of effective approach to develop such membranes hampering their worldwide application of …

Discarded oil-containing absorbents, which has been used in handling oil spills, are tricky to
deal with and have rose global environmental concerns regarding release of microplastics …

Nanocellulose-based aerogels have gradually attracted attention in the field of oil/water
separation owing to their light weight, excellent absorption properties, and environmental …

Oil spill and oily wastewater have now become a serious threat to the freshwater and marine
environments. Porous materials with super-hydrophobicity and super-oleophilicity are good …

A novel free-standing and flexible electrospun carbon–silica composite nanofibrous
membrane is newly introduced. The characterization results suggest that the electrospun …

Super-wetting fibrous membranes have been widely researched for the separation of oil-
water mixtures and light oil-water emulsions. However, reusable oil-water separation …

Nanofibrous membranes with super-wetting feature exhibit promising application for
oil/water emulsion separation, but achieving durability and high separation efficiency in …

Many applications proposed for functional nanofibers require their assembly into a
monolithic cellular structure. The ability to maintain structural integrity upon large …

Thin porous membranes with unidirectional oil‐transport capacity offer great opportunities
for intelligent manipulation of oil fluids and development of advanced membrane …