Graphene and other two-dimensional materials offer a new approach to controlling mass
transport at the nanoscale. These materials can sustain nanoscale pores in their rigid …

Biochar, a product of pyrolysis of biomass, represents an attractive alternative to non-
renewable or unsustainably sourced biomass as an adsorbent material for treating gaseous …

Hydrogen has been extensively accepted as a clean and efficient energy carrier to alleviate
the mounting global energy and environmental crisis. Therefore, an ever-increasing demand …

Molecular dynamics simulations were employed to investigate water desalination through
functionalized nanoporous graphene membranes. Six graphene membranes were …

Porous graphene and other atomically thin 2D materials are regarded as highly promising
membrane materials for high‐performance gas separations due to their atomic thickness …

Recent advances in the development of nanoporous graphene (NPG) hold promise for the
future of water supply by reverse osmosis (RO) desalination. But while previous studies …

Atomically thin 2D materials, such as graphene, hexagonal boron‐nitride, and others, offer
new possibilities for ultrathin barrier and membrane applications. While the impermeability …

Selective transport of mass through membranes, so‐called separation, is fundamental to
many industrial applications, eg, water desalination and gas separation. Graphynes …

Advanced membrane systems with excellent permeance are important for controllable
separation processes, such as gas separation and water purification. The ideal candidate …

It is understood that nano-channels of graphene oxide membranes have a water flow
mechanism which is similar to the water flow inside carbon nanotube pores. The water …