ArticleScience advances2026
Two-dimensional lamellar nanosheet membranes with intrinsic size-sieving nanopores for ultrafast hydrogen separation.
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- Shear-flow-induced assembly of 2D nanosheets for the fabrication of composite films with high tensile strength.Nature protocols · 2026Review
- Surface reduction boosts free electron concentration in MXene for enhanced photothermal performance.Science advances · 2026Article
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Abstract
Hydrogen separation and purification are essential for the large-scale application of green hydrogen energy. Two-dimensional (2D) material-based membrane technology provides an energy-efficient approach; however, the existing 2D lamellar membranes and nanoporous membranes struggle with low permeability and complex preparation procedures. Here, we constructed 2D lamellar nanosheet membranes with intrinsic size-sieving nanopores by assembling nanoporous polymeric carbon nitride (PCN) nanosheets into a lamellar membrane. These membranes exhibit high selectivity and permeance and ease of preparation. By applying MXene as the strong interaction patch for covering and repairing defects on PCN nanosheets, the resultant membranes demonstrated an ultrahigh H
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