Spatial decoupling-engineered MOF-based nanofibrous membranes: in situ construction of a self-alkaline microenvironment for real-time nerve agent simulant degradation

Yunxiao Zhu; Panpan Li; Cunyi Zhao; Jianyong Yu; Yang Si

doi:10.1039/d6ta02096h

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Spatial decoupling-engineered MOF-based nanofibrous membranes: in situ construction of a self-alkaline microenvironment for real-time nerve agent simulant degradation

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The aim is to develop advanced membranes for effectively degrading chemical warfare agents in real-time.
Engineered MOF-based nanofibrous membranes constructed in situ to create a self-alkaline environment.
Evaluated the degradation performance against nerve agent simulants.
Displayed effective degradation rates of nerve agent simulants in a controlled environment.
Achieved a significant decrease in agent toxicity levels after treatment.

Implication

Investigates the effectiveness of MOF-based membranes in degrading nerve agents, indicating a significant advance in chemical safety.

Abstract

Chemical warfare agents pose a severe threat to human life and global security due to their extremely high toxicity, rapid lethality, and potential for mass destruction.

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Zhu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ff452d674f7c03778d995 https://doi.org/10.1039/d6ta02096h

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