A superhydrophobic monolithic material with tunable wettability for oil and water separation
Abstract The development of a convenient method for oil-removal is of great significance for environmental protection. Here, we present a simple method for the removal of oils from water surface based on sponges that we fabricated by solution-immersion processes. The sponges exhibited high selectivi...
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