ArticleRSC advances2026
Emergency decontamination of leaked unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine with carboxyl-rich graphene oxide: performance and mechanism.
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Abstract
Unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine (UDMH) is a widely used high-energy liquid propellant known for its extreme flammability and explosiveness. During storage or handling, any leakage of UDMH poses significant safety risks due to its volatility and reactivity, potentially resulting in fire or detonation. Conventional water spray methods are inefficient and consume excessive water, underscoring the urgent need for advanced decontamination techniques to address UDMH leaks. Graphene oxide (GO) presents a promising solution due to its unique two-dimensional nanoscale structure and adjustable surface functional groups, which enhance molecular capture capabilities. In this study, an aqueous dispersion of GO at a concentration of 18 mg mL
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