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Nanoporous Organic Network Coating of Nanostructured Polymer Films with Enhanced Adsorption Performance toward Particulate Matter.

Chang Wan KangJaewon JinYoon-Joo KoSang Moon LeeHae Jin KimSeung Uk Son
Published in: ACS applied materials & interfaces (2018)
This work shows that the surface properties of polyurethane acrylate (PUA) films can be controlled by the coating of nanoporous organic networks (NONs). By the NON coating, the hydrophilic nature of nanostructured PUA (N-PUA) film was converted to superhydrophobic surface. The NON-coated N-PUA films (N-PUA-NONs) were applied as stationary adsorbents for the capture of particulate matter (PM) in air. Compared with the original PUA films, the N-PUA-NON films showed much enhanced capture performance toward PM and recyclability through water washing, indicating the potential of outdoor application as stationary self-cleaning adsorbents under natural surroundings.
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