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- A new sponge material, MIL-88A(Fe)@sponge (MS), was created using a dip-coating method that is both durable and efficient for oil absorption.
- This sponge demonstrated impressive adsorption capacities for various oils: 32.13 g/g for pump oil, 34.85 g/g for peanut oil, and 34.25 g/g for carbon tetrachloride (CCl).
- The hydrophobic surface of the sponge ensures that it can resist chemicals and maintain stability in tough conditions.
Article Abstract
A durable and efficient hydrophobic/superoleophilic MIL-88A(Fe)@sponge (MS) with high throughput was fabricated the dip-coating technique. Its adsorption capacities for pump oil, peanut oil, and CCl were 32.13 g g, 34.85 g g, and 34.25 g g, respectively. The hydrophobic surface of MS has excellent chemical resistance and physical stability in harsh environments.
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