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April 22, 2026Advanced ScienceOpen Access

Ultrafast, High‐Capacity Uranium Harvesting From Seawater via a Hierarchically Porous Polymer Electrode

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ZSZejun SongZWZhenggong WangZWZhenggong Wang

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This research demonstrates high-capacity uranium harvesting from seawater, indicating a new way to secure nuclear energy.

Key Points

  • The study aims to enhance uranium extraction from seawater using a novel polymer electrode.
  • Engineered a hierarchically porous polymer electrode for electrochemical uranium harvesting.
  • Utilized a non-solvent phase inversion process to create the electrode's architecture.
  • Conducted experiments to assess uranium uptake capacity and reusability in seawater.
  • The electrode achieved uranium uptake capacity exceeding 4221 mg g-1 without saturation.
  • Demonstrated strong reusability and tolerance to seawater conditions.
  • Enabled rapid and continuous uranium harvesting at ultratrace concentrations.

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Song et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e865476e0dea528dde9cf8https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.75367
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