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Versatile mixed-matrix membranes based on AMCD-ZIF and PVC for sustainable water remediation.
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Abstract
Heavy metal ions and inorganic anions in water sources pose serious environmental and health hazards, necessitating versatile and scalable treatment solutions. In this study, we employ a mixed-matrix membrane based on amine-carboxamide-modified zeolitic imidazolate frameworks (AMCD-ZIF) embedded in electrospun polyvinyl chloride (PVC) nanofibers for the removal of diverse water pollutants. The incorporation of AMCD into PVC nanofibers had been previously optimized for the removal of organic dyes and crude oil from water. Building on this optimized hybrid membrane, we extend its application to the removal of toxic heavy metals and inorganic anions. The functionalized membranes exhibited high adsorption capacities-up to 1666.7 mg g
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