Understanding fluorometric interactions in ion-responsive sustainable polymer nanocomposite scaffolds

Janghela, Shriram; Devi, Sudeepa; Kambo, Neelu; Roy, Debmalya; Prasad, N. Eswara

doi:10.1039/d0sm00965b

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“…The enzymatic degradability of different crosslinked nanocomposite hydrogels has been determined by a previously described process. 25 In short, the enzyme buffer solution was prepared by taking lysozyme enzyme in PBS solution at 1 mg mL −1 concentration with a pH value of 7. The pre-weighed hydrogel samples were incubated with the enzyme solution at 37 °C for different time periods.…”

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Insights into enzymatic degradation of physically crosslinked hydrogels anchored by functionalized carbon nanofillers

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Chromium adsorption efficiency by functional polymeric nanocomposite membrane: A case study for environmental sustainability

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Kumar

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We have designed and developed nonwoven fabric supported electrospun polymeric nanofibrous‐based membrane for robust filtration system for ecological sustainability of clean water. The fabricated nanocomposites filters were tested for the removal of chromium (VI) toxic heavy metal ions from contaminated feedstock water. The interpenetrating network like morphological structure obtained from pure and composite nanofibers‐based membranes have been thoroughly investigated to understand the structure–properties of highly entangled system. It has been found that incorporating functional moieties onto nanocomposite membranes significantly impacts the absorption efficiency of toxic metals. The pore sizes of the hierarchical geometries have been varied to insight into its impact on flow rate and efficiency of filtration. The strategy of interfacing the multifunctional composite polyethylene terephthalate nanofiber membrane supported on nonwoven fabric to generate heterostructures has found to provide mechanically stable platform for efficient metal ion removal. It has been found by BET surface area analysis that the nanofibers reinforced with functional nanomaterials has controlled pore geometry compared to pristine PET electrospun nanofibers which lead to higher absorption of metal ions. We have highlighted the importance of mechanically stable electrospun polymeric nanofibers membrane‐based mitigation strategies to meet the huge demand of potable water for long‐term environmental sustainability.Highlights Mechanically toughened freestanding nanofibers mat supported on nonwoven fabric. Functionally upgrade nanofibers by incorporation of carbon based nanofillers. Controlled porosity by morphological optimization for removal of contaminates.

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Mitigation Strategies Using Nano-enabled Technologies for Sustainable Development Goals

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Mandal,

Mukhopadhyay

2023

Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., India, Sect. A Phys. Sci.

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Understanding fluorometric interactions in ion-responsive sustainable polymer nanocomposite scaffolds

Abstract: The fluorescent colour in biodegradable and biocompatible flexible polymer nanocomposite gels were modulated in order to insight into the interfacial interactions of functional scaffolds with metal ions. The hybrid nanomaterials...

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Insights into enzymatic degradation of physically crosslinked hydrogels anchored by functionalized carbon nanofillers

Insights into enzymatic degradation of physically crosslinked hydrogels anchored by functionalized carbon nanofillers

Chromium adsorption efficiency by functional polymeric nanocomposite membrane: A case study for environmental sustainability

Mitigation Strategies Using Nano-enabled Technologies for Sustainable Development Goals

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