MXenes as emerging adsorbents for removal of environmental pollutants

Liao, Mingjia; Zheng, Zhili; Jiang, Haiyang; Ma, Mingyu; Wang, Liming; Wang, Yi; Zhuang, Shuting

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.169014

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“…The term "sorption" encompasses both adsorption and absorption processes, where substances adhere to or are taken up by a material. MXene unique surface characteristics make it well-suited for the efficient sorption of dyes [60,61]. MXene possesses an extensive surface area due to its two-dimensional structure.…”

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MXene (Ti C Tx) based nanosheet photocatalysts for water remediation: challenges and recent developments

Abbas,

Al-Ghaban

2024

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MXene (Ti C Tx) based nanosheet photocatalysts for water remediation: challenges and recent developments

Abbas,

Al-Ghaban

2024

ETJ

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Reversible Stacking and Delamination‐Regulation of MXene via Controlled Freezing

Zhang,

Hu,

Bai

2024

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MXene's configuration, whether it is aggregated or dispersed in a monolayer, determines the specific application areas and even greatly influences the intrinsic properties of MXene. However, how to desirably control MXene's configuration is challenging. Here, a simple, additive‐free, chemical reaction‐free, and scalable strategy to optionally and reversibly regulate MXene's ordered stacking and delamination of MXene aggregates (AM) is reported. Just by controlled freezing of MXene aqueous dispersions, the aggregation percentage, delamination percentage, and interlayer spacing of AM can be finely tuned. Experimental results reveal that the freezing‐induced aggregation and delamination effects can be explained by the squeezing action of growing ice grains on the MXene excluded/concentrated between ice grains and the expanding action caused by the ice formation between AM lamellae, respectively. The dominance between them depends on the freezing parameter‐influenced ice nucleation sites, numbers, and ice grain sizes. This work not only contributes to the preparation, storage, and practical applications of MXene, but also opens a new and green avenue for controlling materials’ assembly structures.

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Recent review on porous adsorbents for water decontamination: strategies for enhanced removal of tetracycline

Zheng,

Teo,

Seenivasagam

et al. 2024

J Porous Mater

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MXenes as emerging adsorbents for removal of environmental pollutants

Cited by 14 publications

References 182 publications

MXene (Ti C Tx) based nanosheet photocatalysts for water remediation: challenges and recent developments

MXene (Ti C Tx) based nanosheet photocatalysts for water remediation: challenges and recent developments

Reversible Stacking and Delamination‐Regulation of MXene via Controlled Freezing

Recent review on porous adsorbents for water decontamination: strategies for enhanced removal of tetracycline

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