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Ubiquitous aluminium contamination in water and amyloid hybrid membranes as a sustainable possible solution

Peydayesh, Mohammad
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Pauchard, Malvina
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Bolisetty, Sreenath
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September 21, 2019
Chemical Communications (ChemComm)

We develop a membrane technology based on amyloid fibrils to remove aluminium from water and minimize its exposure to humans. We study aluminium adsorption by amyloid fibrils by evaluating the binding isotherms, the thermodynamics and the effects of different parameters. Amyloid-based membranes demonstrate outstanding removal efficiencies beyond 98%.

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research article
DOI
10.1039/c9cc05337a
Web of Science ID

WOS:000485913000032

Author(s)
Peydayesh, Mohammad
Pauchard, Malvina
Bolisetty, Sreenath
Stellacci, Francesco  
Mezzenga, Raffaele  
Date Issued

2019-09-21

Publisher

Royal Society of Chemistry

Published in
Chemical Communications (ChemComm)
Volume

55

Issue

74

Start page

11143

End page

11146

Subjects

Chemistry, Multidisciplinary

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Chemistry

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residual aluminum

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This is an open access article under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License

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