Temperature-responsive nanofibers for controllable oil/water separation

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im Jahr 2015 veröffentlichter wissenschaftlicher Artikel

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Temperature-responsive nanofibers for controllable oil/water separation

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Temperature-responsive nanofibers for controllable oil/water separation

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Temperature-responsive nanofibers for controllable oil/water separation

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Temperature-responsive nanofibers for controllable oil/water separation

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Temperature-responsive nanofibers for controllable oil/water separation

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Temperature-responsive nanofibers for controllable oil/water separation

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Bin Fei

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Chuilin Lai

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Huawen Hu

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John H. Xin

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Yang Liu

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Yuanfeng Wang

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A self-cleaning underwater superoleophobic mesh for oil-water separation

Plasma polymerized N-isopropylacrylamide: synthesis and characterization of a smart thermally responsive coating.

Atom transfer radical polymerization from cellulose fibers at ambient temperature.

ATRP grafting from cellulose fibers to create block-copolymer grafts.

Electrospun nanofiber membranes surface functionalized with 3-dimensional nanolayers as an innovative adsorption medium with ultra-high capacity and throughput.

Wetting behavior of water and oil droplets in three-phase interfaces for hydrophobicity/philicity and oleophobicity/philicity.

Papilla-like magnetic particles with hierarchical structure for oil removal from water.

Temperature controlled water/oil wettability of a surface fabricated by a block copolymer: application as a dual water/oil on-off switch.

PNIPAM chain collapse depends on the molecular weight and grafting density.

Spraying asymmetry into functional membranes layer-by-layer.

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51078-51085

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scholarly article

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10.1039/C5RA08851H

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2015-01-01T00:00:00Z

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