Hydrophobic and fire-resistant carbon monolith from melamine sponge: A recyclable sorbent for oil–water separation
Authors:
- Shi QiuSQShi Qiu
- Bo JiangBJBo Jiang
- Xing ZhengXZXing Zheng
- Jingtang ZhengJZJingtang Zheng
- Chaosheng ZhuCZChaosheng Zhu
- Mingbo WuMingbo Wu
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Graduate Innovation Project of China University of Petroleum (YCX2014020)
- NSFC (21376268, 21176260, 51172285, 51372277, 2011CB605703)
- State Key Development Program for Basic Research of China
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