Oil–in–water emulsion separation is a challenging separation process in industries due to
the large volumes of emulsified oil produced. Membrane technology has become more …

Membrane filtration and absorption strategies based on superwetting surfaces for oil–water
separation have regained tremendous attention due to their being low cost, highly efficient …

Unstable interlayer spacing of lamellar membranes would be rapidly compressed and
narrowed under normal high flowrates and concentration polarization effect contributes to …

Membrane separation technology has significant advantages for treating oil-in-water
emulsions. Understanding the evolution of oil droplets could reveal the interfacial and …

The incorporation of two-dimensional Ti 3 C 2 TX MXene nanoflakes into polymeric
membranes has piqued researchers' enthusiasm as a way to improve the effectiveness of oil …

Currently, the offshore oil spills and the massive discharge of industrial waste and civil oils
have caused irreversible harm to residents and marine organisms and are some of the most …

In past decades, the frequent emergence of offshore oil accidents and the increasing of
soluble pollutants have caused enormous damage to the ecosystem. It is urgent to develop …

Oil-water separation, especially emulsion separation, has become a global challenge due to
frequent oil spills and the increase in industrial oily wastewater. It is of great significance to …

The usage of membrane technology is proving as a meaningful strategy in separating oil-
water emulsion owing to their easy operations and low energy requirements. Herein, we …

Extensive progress has been made to construct superwetting membranes for oil/water
separation. However, the membrane with hierarchical micro/nanostructure fabricated by …