ArticleRSC advances2026
Magnetic-field-free separation and recovery of MXene-doped GO composites
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Abstract
Dye wastewater, which poses serious threats to ecosystems and human health, is very difficult to treat. Graphene oxide (GO) has significant potential for dye adsorption. However, the practical application of GO in dye wastewater treatment is hindered by its high water solubility, which prevents its efficient separation and recovery after dye adsorption. In this study, we found that doping a small amount of MXene into GO induces composite dye-bridged reassembly during dye adsorption. The reassembled composite possesses favorable stability under external forces, thus enabling solid-liquid separation and material recovery without an external magnetic field. Notably, this dye adsorption-induced reassembly phenomenon was not observed in pure GO or pure MXene dye adsorption systems. The experimental results demonstrated that a small-fragmented GO/MXene composite with 20% MXene doping achieved optimal methylene blue (MB) adsorption and dye-bridged reassembly performance, with a maximum experimental adsorption capacity measured in practice of 883.17 mg g
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