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Graphene
oxide
(GO)
is
widely
used
to
prepare
2D
laminar
separation
membranes
because
of
its
single
atomic
thickness
and
good
processability.
However,
due
the
tortuous
transport
path
excessive
swelling
effect,
it
difficult
improve
permeability,
salt
rejection,
stability
GO
simultaneously.
Herein,
we
chemically
laminated
with
covalent
organic
framework
nanosheets
(CONs)
fabricate
for
fast
stable
desalination.
CONs
are
first
vacuum-filtrated
then
heated,
obtaining
bonded
GO/CON
(c-GO/CON)
membranes.
provide
additional
short
pathways
through
intrinsic
in-plane
pores
stabilize
interlayer
channels
by
forming
cross-linked
networks
GO.
As
a
result,
rapid
transmembrane
water
permeation
improved
desalination
performances
achieved.
Moreover,
prepared
c-GO/CON
show
excellent
stabilities
in
filtration
processes
complex
environments,
such
as
acidic
basic
conditions,
elevated
pressures,
concentrated
salinities,
long-term
operations.
This
study
provides
new
idea
preparation
high-performance
graphene-based
nanofiltration
Language: Английский