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and heavy metal ions removal. These materials have been significantly spotlighted
for their tremendous possibility in separation science. The synthesis methods of these
materials are fundamentally important and described in detail. Both the theoretical
and experimental works, demonstrating the feasibility of such materials to fabricate
future state-of-the-art technologies are given. An interesting section focusing on
the intercalation of these 2D nanosheets into relatively classical GO membranes to
develop an ultra-grade water purification method is underlined. Readers will find
some research gaps and the author’s perspective in the last part of this chapter.
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