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Citrate-mediated interfacial anchoring enables wood-supported multilayer MOF-801 membranes for selective Pb(II) separation
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• A citrate-mediated inter-facial strategy constructs wood-supported multi-layer MOF membranes. • Citrate grafting provides dense carboxyl-rich sites, promoting extensive multi-layer MOF growth. • DFT calculations reveal a preferential thermodynamic binding of Pb(II) via bidentate coordination. • The hybrid membrane exhibits high water permeability, low fouling tendency, and robust recycling stability.
Keywords:
Wood-based membrane
Pb(II) selective separation
Citrate-mediated growth
Multi-layer MOF assembly
Mixed-ion systems
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