Material fabrication study demonstrates efficient oil-water separation using porous boron nitride nanosheet composites, indicating strong potential for environmental water remediation.
Superhydrophobic and superoleophilic porous BNNS/PVDF composite material can be fabricated by formation and freeze-drying of a gel. The resultant composite material can be efficiently used to separate insoluble oil from water. Most importantly, such composite material is stable and durable making it a promising candidate for oil-polluted water treatments.
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