Covalent organic framework catalytic membranes for durable multitasking water purification

Guishan Hu; Bin Zhou; Zhen Yu; Junyong Zhu; Jingwei Hou; Yatao Zhang; Yong Wang; Bart Van der Bruggen

doi:10.1039/d5sc04204f

January 1, 2025Chemical ScienceOpen Access

Covalent organic framework catalytic membranes for durable multitasking water purification

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Heterogeneous catalysis boosts water purification efficacy and reduces energy usage for sustainable practices.
The study highlights how covalent organic frameworks can enhance both durability and multitasking in purification.
Catalytic membranes provide a new method for addressing complex water purification needs efficiently.
Findings suggest that integrating heterogeneous catalysis in membranes may lead to longer-lasting solutions.

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Heterogeneous catalysis improves water purification efficiency and sustainability, indicating durable systems.

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Heterogeneous catalysis emerges as a promising approach for sustainable and efficient water purification due to its high catalytic efficacy and low energy consumption. However, the complex nature of nontraditional water...

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Hu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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