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Remediation
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Bio-based electrospun polyamide membrane – sustainable multipurpose filter membranes for microplastic filtration
RSC Applied Polymers
2024
21 citations
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Maximilian Rist,
Andreas Greiner
Summary
Researchers created electrospun membranes from bio-based polyamide that can effectively filter microplastics from both water and air. The study found that these nonwoven membranes also work well for cleaning up oily wastewater. The findings suggest a sustainable, multipurpose filtration solution made from renewable materials.
Polymers
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Environmental
Electrospun nonwoven membranes from bio-based PA 6.9 can serve as efficient filters for the removal of microplastic from water and air as well as for the remediation of oily wastewater.