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Marine & Wildlife
Nanoplastics
Remediation
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An iron “nano-fishnet” for the rapid removal and surface clean-up of micro/nanoplastics from seawater
Environmental Science Nano
2023
10 citations
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Yufei Zhang,
Zhiqiang Dong,
Zilong Deng,
Shuaiyi Shi,
Chenliu Tang,
Xiang Hu
Summary
Researchers developed a magnetic iron nano-fishnet made from alkylated nanoscale zerovalent iron grown on cellulose nanofibers that rapidly captures and removes micro- and nanoplastics from seawater, offering a promising remediation tool for marine plastic pollution.
Study Type
Environmental
A magnetic iron “nano-fishnet” ( i.e. , alkylated nanoscale zerovalent iron grown on naturally derived cellulose nanofibers (ac-nZVI)) was fabricated for the rapid removal and surface clean-up of micro/nanoplastics from seawater.