Assessing a Multilayered Hydrophilic-Electrocatalytic Forward Osmosis Membrane for Ammonia Electro-Oxidation.

ABSTRACT: Over the years, the ammonia concentration in water streams and the environment is increasing at an alarming rate. Many membrane-based processes have been studied to alleviate this concern via adsorption and filtration. On the other hand, ammonia electro-oxidation is an approach of particular interest owing to its energetic and environmental benefits. Thus, a plausible alternative to combine these two paths is by using an electroconductive membrane (ECM) to complete the ammonia oxidation reaction (AOR). This combination of processes has been studied very limitedly, and it can be an area for development. Herein, we developed a multilayered membrane with hydrophilic and electrocatalytic properties capable of completing the AOR. The porosity of carbon black (CB) particles was embedded in the p

SUBMITTER: Cruz-Tato P 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11857353 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature