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This research aims to explore the separation and recovery of MXene-doped graphene oxide (GO) composites via dye-bridged reassembly.

June 3, 2026RSC Advances0 citationsOpen Access

Magnetic-field-free separation and recovery of MXene-doped GO composites via dye-bridged reassembly in dye adsorption

JYJin Yang XYXiaoxia Yan YQYifei Qin

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This research aims to explore the separation and recovery of MXene-doped graphene oxide (GO) composites via dye-bridged reassembly.
Adsorption of cationic dye methylene blue onto GO/MXene composites.
Formation of compact structures through charge neutralization processes.
Cross-linking of components via flocculent connections.
Successful adsorption of methylene blue resulting in dye-bridged reassembly.
Formation of compact composite structures indicating effective recovery mechanisms.
Demonstrates potential for enhanced dye removal in wastewater treatment applications.

Abstract

After adsorbing cationic dye methylene blue, the GO/MXene composite undergoes dye-bridged reassembly by charge neutralization, forming a compact structure cross-linked by flocculent connections.

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