Surface modification techniques of membranes to improve their antifouling characteristics: recent advancements and developments
Abstract Extensive research efforts are currently devoted to developing and improving conventional technologies for water treatment. Membrane-based water treatment technologies are among the most preferred options due to their commercial success, simple operation, low energy and space requirements,...
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