ArticleSmall methods2026
Molecular-Nano Integrated Design of Hydrogel Hybrid Membranes for Oily Organic Wastewater Treatment.
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Global industrialization has intensified the discharge of organic pollutants into aquatic ecosystems, with highly toxic and recalcitrant industrial wastewater emerging as a critical constraint on sustainable ecological development. Herein, a hydrogel coating fabrication strategy combining solvent-induced phase separation and nanoparticle hybridization was developed to generate hydrogel coatings with high surface roughness and uniform porous structure, addressing the trade-off between separation flux and separation efficiency that constrains conventional hydrogel oil-water separation membranes. The spatial confinement effect of these nanoparticles was leveraged in conjunction with solvent-induced phase separation to enable one-step, controllable construction of a hierarchical porous structure. This approach integrates three functions-initiation, pore formation, and functionalization-within a single nanocomponent. Based on this approach, we fabricated a zwitterionic gel membrane featuring systematic molecular- and nano-level design and assembly. TiO
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