Subjects: Physics >> General Physics: Statistical and Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Information, etc. submitted time 2017-05-02
Abstract： Poly[lactic acid] [PLA] hemodialysis membranes with enhanced antifouling capability and hemocompatibility were developed using poly[lactic acid]-block-poly[2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate] [PLA-PHEMA] copolymers as the blending additive. PLA-PHEMA block copol
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Subjects: Physics >> General Physics: Statistical and Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Information, etc. submitted time 2017-05-02
Wu, ZY [Wu, Ziyang][ 1,2 ]
Lin, HB [Lin, Haibo][ 1 ]
Wang, YZ [Wang, Yunze][ 1 ]
Yu, XM [Yu, Xuemin][ 1,2 ]
Li, JL [Li, Jinglong][ 1 ]
Xiong, Z [Xiong, Zhu][ 1 ]
Wang, Y [Wang, Yi][ 1 ]
Huang, YJ [Huang, Youju][ 1 ]
Chen, T [Chen, Tao][ 1 ]
Liu, F [Liu, Fu][ 1 ]
Abstract： Poly[vinylidene fluoride] [PVDF] membranes have been widely applied to treat wastewater, however, the removal of toxic aromatic phenolic compounds remains a technical challenge due to the serious adsorption fouling and difficult degradation. Herein, we ai
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submitted time 2017-05-02
Tao, MM [Tao, Mimi][ 1 ]
Xue, LX [Xue, Lixin][ 1 ]
Liu, F [Liu, Fu][ 1 ]
Jiang, L [Jiang, Lei][ 2,3 ]
Abstract： A superamphiphilic poly[vinylidene fluoride] [PVDF] membrane with superoleophobicity under water and superhydrophobicity under oil is successfully prepared. Due to the switchable transport performance, the membrane is applicable to the separation of various oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsions with a droplet size greater than 20 nm, and shows superior permeability and antifouling properties, as well as a high separation efficiency.
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submitted time 2017-05-02
Abstract： Under seawater superoleophobic polyvinylidene fluoride [PVDF] membrane inspired by mussel is successfully fabricated for both surfactant-free and surfactant-stabilized oil/seawater separation. The conventional PVDF membrane is modified by a simple solutio
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submitted time 2017-05-02
Zhu, LJ [Zhu, Li-Jing][ 1 ]
Liu, F [Liu, Fu][ 1 ]
Yu, XM [Yu, Xue-Min][ 1 ]
Gao, AL [Gao, Ai-Lin][ 1 ]
Xue, LX [Xue, Li-Xin][ 1 ]
Abstract： Indium-zinc-oxide [IZO]-based electric double layer [EDL] transistors gated by solution-processed chitosan electrolyte films are fabricated on glass substrates and used for mimicking synaptic plasticity. The conductance of the self-assembled IZO channel t
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