Self-assembled flower-like TiO2 on exfoliated graphite oxide for heavy metal removal

By Young-Chul Lee, Ji-won Yang. 2012

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A manufacturing perspective on graphene dispersions (2015, background): “to be able to successfully remove pollutants including the following: Cu(II) [145], Cd(II) [124,146], Co(II) [124], Zn(II) [146], Pb(II) [146–149], Hg(II) [150,151], Ni(II) [152], As(III) & (V) [153–155], and Cr(VI) [156] from water, as well as a range of organic dyes including methylene blue [157–1”