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Reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel for the recovery of the fissionable materials (mainly uranium and plutonium), is performed by solvent extraction. Thermal oxide reprocessing (THORP) is the most widely used technique in which processing fluids gradually
Akay Galip +3 more
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Experimental and Modeling of Sulfonation of Styrene‐Based Resins Crosslinked With DVB and TMPTA
This study explores how reaction conditions influence the performance of sulfonated styrene resins cross‐linked with DVB and TMPTA. Results show that tuning parameters like temperature and solvent swelling significantly enhances sulfonic group incorporation, especially in TMPTA‐based resins. Modeling reveals key structural differences and insights into
Thiago R. Theodoro +3 more
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Advances in Organic Porous Polymeric‐Supported Photothermal Phase Change Materials
This article introduces the latest progress in the preparation and application of PTPCMs based on porous polymer carriers, evaluates the influence of different porous polymer materials on the performance of PTPCMs, elucidates the mechanisms of photothermal conversion and heat storage, and discusses future research challenges and possible solutions ...
Fulai Zhao +6 more
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Aim of this study stands in the evaluation of a carbon nanotubes-based polymerized high internal phase emulsion composite (CNT/polyHIPE) as sorptive phase in biological sample preparation. A micro-solid-phase extraction procedure (µSPE) was developed for
Francesca Merlo +6 more
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A novel class of polysiloxane–halloysite hybrid nanocomposites derived from high internal phase emulsion (HIPE) templating was developed and evaluated as multifunctional adsorbents for pharmaceutical (ibuprofen, IB) and dye (methylene blue, MB ...
Monika Wójcik-Bania, Jakub Matusik
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3D Carbonaceous Foams Derived from High Internal Phase Emulsion for Energy Applications
In recent years, there has been a notable increase in interest regarding monolithic porous polymers known as poly(High Internal Phase Emulsion) – poly(HIPE) – which are synthesized from high internal phase emulsions.
C. Jouanne +6 more
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Flame Resistant Polyurethane PolyHIPEs Stabilized with Graphene
This study introduces an approach for synthesizing polyurethane (PU) high internal phase emulsions (HIPEs) using graphene as a 2D surfactant to stabilize water-in-oil (w/o) emulsions. An emulsion sys-tem comprising a calcium chloride-saturated aqueous solution, dry acetone solution, and pristine graphite is employed to mitigate common challenges in PU ...
Feiyang Chen +5 more
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Synthesis and Applications of Elastomeric Polymerized High Internal Phase Emulsions (PolyHIPEs). [PDF]
McKenzie TJ, Ayres N.
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