Mechanistic Insights into Micelle-Enhanced Nanofiltration for Heavy Metal Removal: Transformation of Ion Transport and Fouling Phenomena

This is the authors' abstract. We don't add key points for this paper.

Toxic heavy metals are widely present in typical scenarios, such as mines and electroplating wastewater, presenting significant risks to biological and environmental safety. Membrane processes encounter a challenge in effectively intercepting heavy metals due to their small hydration radius. This research showcases the high efficiency of micelle-enhanced nanofiltration (MENF) in removing heavy metals. At the critical micelle concentration, sodium dodecyl sulfate demonstrated a high removal of Cu