Self-assembled biomass framework for microplastic removal
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Plastic waste is a growing global concern due to significant levels of microplastic pollution circulating in soil and waterways.
Wuhan University -led research is reporting the development of a revivable self-assembled supramolecular biomass fibrous framework (a novel foam filter) The foam relies solely on hydrogen bonding between protonated chitin nanofiber sheets and cellulose fibers.