“…Conventional approaches for the treatment of the oil/water mixture include centrifugation separation, gravity separation, physical adsorption, and chemical treatment, which all have obvious disadvantages of environmental pollution, high capital, and inefficient separation. Currently, membrane separation has received considerable attention due to its relatively simple operational processes. − For instance, the MXene membrane, covalent organic framework membrane, polytetrafluoroethylene membrane, polycaprolactone-mixed supramolecular framework fiber membrane, cobalt phosphide/stainless steel mesh membrane, and fish gelatin membrane have been prepared to efficiently handle oily wastewater. However, it is complicated to realize the purification of various types of oily wastewater with only one membrane because there are not only oil droplets but also salt ions, organic and acids, or alkaline pollutants in oily wastewater. ,, Therefore, the efficient purification of oil/water mixtures to obtain fresh water is still an urgent issue that must be addressed.…”