Macroporous Materials: High-Internal-Phase Emulsion Tailoring Polymer Amphiphilicity towards an Efficient NIR-Sensitive Bacteria Filter (Small 37/2015)

On page 4876, Y. Wang and co‐workers demonstrate a novel bacteria filter which combines the advantages of size filtration by macroporous structure and a photothermal effect by an NIR‐sensitive material. A strategy based on tuning the amphiphilicity of an originally hydrophobic block copolymer is pro...

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Published in:Small (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) Germany), 2015-10, Vol.11 (37), p.4875-4875
Main Authors: Huang, Xiaopeng, Yang, Youdi, Shi, Jiezhong, Ngo, Huynh Thien, Shen, Chaohua, Du, Wenbin, Wang, Yapei
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description On page 4876, Y. Wang and co‐workers demonstrate a novel bacteria filter which combines the advantages of size filtration by macroporous structure and a photothermal effect by an NIR‐sensitive material. A strategy based on tuning the amphiphilicity of an originally hydrophobic block copolymer is proposed, leading to successful preparation with 95 vol% internal volume, in which a concentration of as low as 4 wt% is needed. Open‐cell macroporous monoliths templated from this exhibit remarkable performance for bacteria filtration after coating with polypyrrole nanoparticles.
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