Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) is a nontoxic, biodegradable, and biocompatible polymer and has
been used extensively in various fields. Indeed, important features of PVA such as its film …

Clean water and energy are two of the most important requirements for human survival.
Membrane‐based filtration represents one of the advanced technologies involved in water …

In this study, the highly hydrophilic PVA was made into water-stable electrospun fibers using
citric acid (CA) as a green crosslinker. Although PVA is accepted as a biocompatible …

Chronic wounds present considerable challenges which delay their effective healing.
Currently, there are several biomaterial-based wound dressings available for healing …

Electrospinning has become the most studied technique in the production of nanofibrous
materials. Sodium alginate-based (SAlg) nanofibrous material is used widely in many …

Membrane pervaporation provides an effective approach for production of desalinated water
and treatments of salted water. The water permeation fluxes through the membranes could …

Due to its biocompatible, non-toxic, and biodegradable characteristics, polyvinyl alcohol
(PVA) is a versatile and highly sought-after thermoplastic polymer. Due to its remarkable …

Membrane engineering is a complex field involving the development of the most suitable
membrane process for specific purposes and dealing with the design and operation of …

While desalination-installed capacity is growing continuously, the number of membrane
elements being discarded from such facilities is growing at the equivalent rate due to the …

Abstract According to World Health Organization (WHO) statements, the boron concentration
for drinking water should be less than 0.5 mg L− 1. This study is aimed to tackle the …