ArticleRSC advances2026
A green approach to water purification: amoxicillin adsorption from aqueous solution by a microwave-synthesized graphene-aminated lignin composite.
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Abstract
This research introduces a new eco-friendly adsorbent, a graphene-aminated lignin (GAL) composite, created through a quick, solvent-free microwave exfoliation method, representing a green and scalable route for advanced adsorbent fabrication. The innovation lies in the integration of defect-minimized graphene with amine-functionalized lignin, enabling enhanced surface functionality, improved dispersion, and abundant active adsorption sites, while polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) was introduced to enhance structural stability and reusability. The composite demonstrated outstanding maximum adsorption capabilities of 96.02 mg g
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