A compressible porous superhydrophobic material constructed by a multi-template high internal phase emulsion method for oil–water separation

Wen, Zhipeng; Yang, Huilin; Lv, Mingzhe; Yu, Chuanming; Li, Yong

doi:10.1039/d3ra03997h

RSC Adv.

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3ra03997h

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A compressible porous superhydrophobic material constructed by a multi-template high internal phase emulsion method for oil–water separation

Zhipeng Wen,

Huilin Yang,

Mingzhe Lv

et al.

Abstract: The material prepared by the multi-template high internal phase emulsion method possessed excellent compressibility and better prospects for oil–water separation applications.

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A compressible porous superhydrophobic material constructed by a multi-template high internal phase emulsion method for oil–water separation

Abstract: The material prepared by the multi-template high internal phase emulsion method possessed excellent compressibility and better prospects for oil–water separation applications.

Cited by 2 publications

References 36 publications

Invariant flow rate measurement system for three-component oil-gas-water flow

Invariant flow rate measurement system for three-component oil-gas-water flow

The Synthesis, Characteristics, and Application of Hierarchical Porous Materials in Carbon Dioxide Reduction Reactions

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