This research article investigates the fabrication of superhydrophilic graphene-based
electrospun membranes for efficient oil-water separation. The study utilizes cellulose acetate …

Superwetting membranes were widely studied in the field of oil/water separation due to their
excellent separation efficiency and good recoverability, but they still suffer from the …

Superhydrophobic materials have been used for the treatment of oily wastewater due to their
selective absorption properties. However, many of the reported methods for creating …

Abstract pH-responsive materials with switchable wettability provide a novel strategy for oil-
water separation applications. The thiol-ene click chemistry method was used to fabricate …

Oil/water separation has become a global concern due to the increasing discharge of multi-
component harmful oily wastewater. Super wetting membranes have been shown to be an …

Hierarchical zinc oxide (ZnO) micronano structures have attracted plenty of research
interests, which are extensively applied in emulsion separation and photocatalysis. In this …

Membranes are frequently employed in oil/water separation due to their efficiency,
convenience, and low cost. Low flux rate, membrane fouling, regulated porosity structure …

In the present study, the polyethersulfone (PES)/graphene oxide (GO)/polyethylene glycol
200 (PEG‐200) adsorptive mixed matrix membranes (AMMMs) were fabricated using a non …

Polymeric membranes are a promising class of materials for catalysis applications. They
offer a number of advantages over traditional inorganic membranes, including lower cost …