Demonstrates effective dye removal in wastewater using bio-based sulfur copolymers, indicating sustainable remediation methods.
= 0.973-0.996) for all copolymers. This work demonstrates that systematically tuning oil unsaturation and NaCl-induced porosity provides a simple, scalable strategy to design sulfur-based copolymers with programmable adsorption kinetics, surface heterogeneity, and removal efficiency, offering a sustainable, biodegradable, and thermally stable alternative for the remediation of dye-contaminated wastewater.
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