In Situ Growth of COFs within Cork for Oil–Water Separation: A Comprehensive Chemistry Experiment for Undergraduates
Hong-Zhi Zhou,
Wei-Liang Jin,
Xue-Qian Gan
et al.
Abstract:A comprehensive experimental study focusing on the preparation and application of cork-based Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs) as composite materials for the separation of oil and water is proposed for senior students. COFs were uniformly deposited on the microchannels of cork common in daily life as the substrate, and a Cork@COFs composite with a porous structure was constructed for oil−water separation. Composite materials were prepared through the in situ growth method, and the resultant composite exhibits… Show more
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