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Silk nanofibril as nanobinder for preparing COF nanosheet-based proton exchange membrane

Li et al., 2023

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Li P
Zhang N
Li X
Tang S
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Green Energy & Environment

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Two-dimensional covalent organic framework nanosheets (CONs) with ultrathin thickness and porous crystalline nature show substantial potential as novel membrane materials. However, bringing CONs materials into flexible membrane form is a monumental challenge …
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