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Anomalous water molecular gating from atomic-scale graphene capillaries for precise and ultrafast molecular sieving

Engineering and Technology

Anomalous water molecular gating from atomic-scale graphene capillaries for precise and ultrafast molecular sieving

Q. Zhang, B. Gao, et al.

Discover a groundbreaking solution to the global clean water crisis! This research unveils advanced nanofiltration membranes that achieve both exceptional ion sieving and ultra-high water flux, revolutionizing water purification methods. Conducted by an expert team of researchers, this study paves the way for precise and ultrafast molecular sieving techniques.... show more
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