ArticleRSC advances2026
Multilayer membranes of graphene oxide nanosheets on cellulose filter papers for high-flux water filtration and high proton conductivity.
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Abstract
Two-dimensional graphene oxide (GO) nanosheets have emerged as multifunctional units for synthesizing nanostructured membranes for water filtration and proton transport technologies. In this research, advanced GO synthesis were conducted to produce GO dispersions at appropriate concentrations for building primary and secondary layers on cellulose filter papers (Cel). The primary GO layer on the largely porous Cel was formed by vacuum filtration of a GO dispersion 240 ppm. Subsequently, a secondary GO layer was built using a GO dispersion 60 ppm, covering microscale cracks on the primary layer. The multilayer GO membrane on the Cel substrate was compressed and nanostructured for high water permeance (147-240 L m
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