Efficient and selective extraction of uranyl ions from seawater by nano-pocket structures with multiple coordinated sites

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Chao Lu; M. Shi; Qiuning Li; Qiang Cai

doi:10.1039/d5ta04280a

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Efficient and selective extraction of uranyl ions from seawater by nano-pocket structures with multiple coordinated sites

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Efficient extraction of uranyl ions is achieved using innovative nano-pocket structures with coordinated sites.
The study highlights the significant difference in uranium concentration, emphasizing the effectiveness of the proposed method.
The extraction process utilizes unique structural designs to enhance selective binding and capture of uranyl ions.
This approach may revolutionize uranium recovery methods, enabling sustainable practices in resource management.

Implication

The research demonstrates efficient extraction of uranyl ions in seawater, highlighting innovative nano-pocket structures.

Abstract

The several hundred times higher uranium concentration in seawater than that in on land makes the development of effective technologies for extracting uranium from seawater particularly important. In this work,...

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Lu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Efficient and selective extraction of uranyl ions from seawater by nano-pocket structures with multiple coordinated sites

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Efficient and selective extraction of uranyl ions from seawater by nano-pocket structures with multiple coordinated sites

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