ArticlePolymers2026
Hybrid Graphene Oxide/Ion-Imprinted Polymer via Single-Step Grafting-Imprinting for High-Performance and Selective Cu(II) Adsorption.
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The increasing release of Cu(II) into aquatic environments has intensified the demand for efficient and selective removal strategies. Although adsorption is widely applied for Cu(II) removal, its performance is often constrained by limited accessibility and low selectivity of active sites. In this study, a hybrid ion-imprinted polymer was synthesised via a single-step grafting-imprinting-polymerisation (SGPI) strategy, enabling the formation of a surface-oriented imprinted polymer layer on a functionalised graphene oxide support (GO/MPS). 4-vinylpyridine (4VP) was employed as the functional monomer to promote specific Cu-N coordination and facilitate binding-site formation. The resulting GO/MPS@IIPs-Cu(II) achieved an adsorption capacity (Qmax) of 256 mg g
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