Comprehensive Study on Amino‐Modified Salix Wood Powder Membranes: Preparation, Adsorption Mechanism and Desorption Conditions for Efficient Chlortetracycline Removal
Xiaokai Liu,
Xuan Zhao,
Hao He
et al.
Abstract:The wastewater of Chlortetracycline (CTC) poses a threat to the balance of aquatic ecosystems, promoting the formation and dissemination of antibiotic‐resistant bacterial strains in the aquatic environment. Moreover, such pollution can directly or indirectly affect human health through water sources, exacerbating the issue of antibiotic resistance. In response to this pollution challenge, Amino‐modified salix wood powder membrane(ASPPM) was prepared by phase transition and wet spinning techniques, aimed at rem… Show more
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