Materials study demonstrates enhanced capture of short-chain PFAS via hydrophobic pore tailoring in bio-derived MOFs, indicating hydrophobic interactions govern efficient contaminant removal.
A family of bio-derived MOFs was synthesised for efficient PFAS removal. Hydrophobic pore tailoring boosted adsorption of short-chain PFAS, with structural and theoretical analyses confirming the preeminent role of hydrophobic interactions.
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