Benzene diamine-crosslinked PVC/polycarbonate nanofiltration membranes with enhanced antifouling performance for emerging contaminant removal and water purification
Researchers have developed a new nanofiltration membrane using crosslinked PVC and polycarbonate that shows high efficiency in removing heavy metals and pharmaceutical contaminants from water. The study highlights the material's thermal stability and anti-fouling properties for water purification.
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This innovation offers a promising, durable solution for advanced water treatment and the removal of emerging environmental pollutants.
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