Enhancing Oil–Water Separation Efficiency with WO3/MXene Composite Membrane
Abdelfattah Amari,
Haitham Osman,
Mohamed Boujelbene
et al.
Abstract:In this study, a novel method for the high-performance treatment of oily wastewater was introduced using a tungsten (VI) oxide (WO3)/MXene composite membrane based on poly (arylene ether sulfone) (PAES). Composite membranes were fabricated with superhydrophilic (SH) and superoleophobic (SO) characteristics, which allow for the high-performance treatment of oily wastewater. The fabricated composite membrane can also photodegrade organic types of pollutants with just a short period of UV, enabling self-cleaning … Show more
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