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November 23, 2016Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Metal in situ surface functionalization of polymer-grafted-carbon nanotube composite membranes for fast efficient nanofiltration

Faizal Soyekwo Qiu Gen Zhang Runsheng Gao Yan Qu Ruixue Lv Mengmeng Chen Aimei Zhu Qinglin Liu

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Abstract

Metal in situ surface functionalized PEI- g -MWCNT membranes are facilely prepared for nanofiltration of heavy metal ions in solution with high fluxes.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa038d2ad4293de03e2dc1d https://doi.org/10.1039/c6ta07567c

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