The synergistic treatment of oily wastewater containing organic hazards and emulsified oils
remains a big challenge for membrane separation technology. Herein, the photocatalytic …

Background Wastewater containing hazardous dye contaminants has aroused significant
concern and poses a great challenge to membrane technology. Herein, a novel bio-inspired …

The designed and ordered co‐immobilization of multiple enzymes for vectorial biocatalysis
is challenging. Here, a combination of protein phase separation and bioorthogonal linking is …

An oil-water absorbing binate cellulosic supergel was developed for dual remediation of oil
as well as water contamination. Scaffold for supergel was developed using high internal …

Bioinspired multifunctional polyphenols coatings have been widely applied in the field of oily
sewage treatment. However, shortcomings, such as lengthy reaction times and poor stability …

The efficient separation of oil/water mixtures by membrane technology is highly dependent
on the performance of membrane materials. The emergence of electrospinning has opened …

One-step separation of multi-component contaminants in chemical separations by a single
material is essential to simplify the separation process and enhance the separation …

The oily wastewater produced by a variety of industrial operations presents a serious threat
to both humans and the environment. Separation efficiency, good mechanical stability, high …

Membrane materials are widely used in the treatment of oily wastewater. In this work, hybrid
nanofibrous membranes of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) and polytetrafluoroethylene …

Sustainable development is increasingly driving the trend toward the application of
biomimicry as a strategy to generate environmentally friendly solutions in the design of …