Correction: Effective and sustainable removal of a model fluorescent brightener using bicarbonate-loaded polyelectrolytes in a closed-loop CO ₂ cycle

Eri Yoshida

doi:10.1039/d6lp90009g

January 1, 2026RSC Applied PolymersOpen Access

Correction: Effective and sustainable removal of a model fluorescent brightener using bicarbonate-loaded polyelectrolytes in a closed-loop CO ₂ cycle

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The aim is to address and correct findings regarding the removal of a fluorescent brightener using specific materials.
Employing bicarbonate-loaded polyelectrolytes for treatment
Operating within a closed-loop CO2 cycle
Correction of previously published results in the context of sustainability
Improvements in the efficiency of the removal process were achieved.
Sustainability aspects were enhanced through the closed-loop CO2 cycle.

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Correction reveals effective removal of a fluorescent brightener using bicarbonate-loaded polyelectrolytes, suggesting improvements in sustainability.

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