ArticleNature communications2026
Water-based UV-ozone activation enables aggregation-free processing of MFI nanosheets for membrane fabrication.
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Zeolite nanosheets offer promising opportunities to fabricate ultrathin molecular sieving platforms for energy-efficient and cost-effective gas separation. However, activating these nanosheets requires a high-temperature calcination process that opens the pores, causing drying and subsequent irreversible aggregation. Once aggregated, most nanosheets cannot be well-aligned to form a continuous thin membrane, which is a persistent bottleneck for mixed matrix membrane fabrication. In this study, we present a facile ultraviolet (UV)-ozone treatment that activates zeolite nanosheets (MFI and SAPO-34) in aqueous solution. This treatment prevents the drying and aggregation of the nanosheets, thereby ensuring high yields of solvent dispersion for open-pore nanosheets. Furthermore, the UV-ozone treatment also introduces hydroxyl groups on the nanosheet surface that enhance both CO
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