Uranium is a naturally existing radioactive element present in the Earth's crust. It exhibits
lithophilic characteristics, indicating its tendency to be located near the surface of the Earth …

The presence of uranium ions with extended half-life or heat emissions can lead to enduring
environmental damage. Moreover, they can potentially enter the food chain posing risks to …

As an eco-friendly technique with the superior adsorption performance, electroadsorption
has shown great potential for application in uranium (U (VI)) recovery in recent years …

Biomass adsorbents possess significant potential for both metal recovery from industrial
leaching solutions and wastewater treatment. However, standalone biomass materials suffer …

A novel polyvinyl alcohol–carbon nanotube containing an imidazolyl ionic liquid/chitosan
composite hydrogel (termed CBCS) was prepared for highly selective uranium adsorption …

The efficient removal of radioactive uranium from aqueous solution is of great significance
for the safe and sustainable development of nuclear power. An ultrathin 2D metal–organic …

The global freshwater crisis is a pressing issue, especially in areas with little rainfall and
inner continental regions. The growing attention to water scarcity has induced increased …

In this work, a novel gC 3 N 4 filled, phosphoric-crosslinked chitosan gel bead (P-CS@ CN)
was successfully prepared to adsorb U (VI) from water. The separation performance of …

In this work, the modified‑sodium alginate gel beads were prepared by sol-gel method. Due
to the presence of water channels in the sodium alginate gel bead, amidoxime groups and …

The current research involves the development of a novel core–shell based hybrid material
in which tungsten oxide (WO 3) served as a solid core while diethyl malonate grafted …