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Abstract

This study introduces magnetic ethyl acetate microdrops (Fe3O4@KCC-1@EA) for removing organic contaminants from water. The microdrops, composed of a magnetic Fe3O4 core, a KCC-1 silica shell, and an ethyl acetate outer layer, effectively extract contaminants like bisphenol A. The magnetic core allows for easy separation using an external magnetic field, achieving over 98% removal efficiency. This method offers a novel approach to water purification.

Publisher

npj Clean Water

Published On

Sep 27, 2024

Authors

Jia Lyu, Fengming Zhang, Ran Li, Jinlin Song, Qing Liu, Jinyu Liu, Hua Dong

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