ReviewMembranes2025
The Advent of MXene-Based Synthetics and Modification Approaches for Advanced Applications in Wastewater Treatment.
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Abstract
MXenes, members of two-dimensional materials, were discovered in 2011 for the first time. MXenes are famous nowadays for their attractive and unique properties such as hydrophilicity, surface area, and catalytic activity for various industrial applications. This review comprehensively focused on composite membranes with MXenes that can be directly deployed for water purification. Moreover, this review will also give significant insight into new synthetic approaches for MXene-based composite membranes. A review of the utilization of MXene-based composite membranes in modern separation techniques such as nanofiltration, ultrafiltration, and forward osmosis has also been summarized. Finally, the current issues and future perspectives on applying two-dimensional materials for water treatment are elaborately discussed.
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