“…2,10,11 It can cause serious comprehensive environmental radiation and potential toxicological effects, which results in different levels of water pollution or soil pollution, 12,13 so it is essential and urgent to recycle and aggregate uranium from natural environment. In order to remove and recycle radioactive U(VI) from water system, various treatment technologies (e.g., ion-exchange, 14 chemical (co)precipitation, 15 solvent extraction, 14,16 coagulation, 17 filtration, 18 permeation, 19 and membrane separation 20 ) have been applied to separate or aggregate radionuclides from wastewater or groundwater system. However, a series of defects, such as secondary pollution, high investment, and complex operation, significantly limited these methods' application in environmental remediation.…”