Asymmetric Wettability Janus Mesh via Electrostatic Printing for Selective Oil–Water and Emulsion Separation
Fengjun Chen,
Xin Liu,
Shuai Huang
Abstract:Janus mesh with two-sided asymmetric wettability shows
high potential
for selective oil–water and emulsion separation. However, it
remains a challenge to construct Janus mesh structures with good stability
and extremely asymmetric wettability. Herein, a novel Janus mesh with
asymmetric wettability was structured by two different precursors,
polydimethylsiloxane/zinc oxide (PDMS/ZnO) and zinc oxide–polyacrylonitrile/N,N-dimethylformamide (ZnO–PAN/DMF),
by electrostatic printing, including electrostatic air spra… Show more
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