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Robust Superhydrophobic Foam: A Graphdiyne‐Based Hierarchical Architecture for Oil/Water Separation

Xin Gao, Jingyuan Zhou, Ran Du, Ziqian Xie, Shibin Deng, Rong Liu, Zhongfan Liu, Jin Zhang

📖 Advanced Materials → 📅 2015-11-09 🔗 DOI: 10.1002/adma.201504407

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Robust superhydrophobic foam is fabricated by combining an ordered graphdiyne-based hierarchical structure with a low-surface-energy coating. This foam shows not only superhydrophobicity both in air (≈160.1°) and in oil (≈171.0°), but also high resistance toward abrasion cycles. Owing to its 3D porous structures and numerous superhydrophobic surfaces, it can easily separate oil from water with high efficiency and good recyclability.

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