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April 3, 2026Environmental Science Nano1 citations

A critical review on hydrophobic modification strategies of zeolites for volatile organic compounds adsorption

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RLRan LiYGYu GaoQWQiang Wang

Key Points

  • This review aims to evaluate various hydrophobic modification strategies for zeolites to improve their efficiency in adsorbing volatile organic compounds.
  • Reviewed recent studies on hydrophobic treatments of zeolites.
  • Analyzed impacts of different surface modifications on adsorption capacity.
  • Compared effectiveness of various zeolite formulations in VOC capture.
  • Identified key methods that significantly enhance zeolite hydrophobicity.
  • Found that certain modifications increase the adsorption capacity for volatile organic compounds.
  • Revealed trends in successful strategies across different zeolite types.

Abstract

A comprehensive review of recent advancements in hydrophobic modification strategies for zeolites is presented, aiming to enhance the adsorption of volatile organic compounds.

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Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5de95a333a821460bec4https://doi.org/10.1039/d6en00076b
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