Ion-exchange induced multiple effects to promote uranium uptake from nonmarine water by micromotors
Ran Niu,
Linhui Fu,
Kai Feng
et al.
Abstract:As the fundamental resource in nuclear energy, uranium is a sword of two sides, due to its radioactive character that could cause severe impact to the environment and living creatures once released by accident. However, limited by the passive ion transport, the currently available uranium adsorbents still suffer from low adsorption rate and capacity. Here, we report a self-driven modular micro-reactor composed of magnetizable ion-exchange resin and adsorbents that can be used to dynamically remove uranium from… Show more
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