Dual-functional tannic acid-infused AgNPs-PVDF membranes via coagulation methods: an integrated study on antibacterial and antifouling performances for oil-in-water separation

2025

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DOI 10.1039/d5ma00355e
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Abstract

Utilizing nature-inspired biomacromolecule tannic acid as a dual-functional antibacterial and antifouling agent, combined with silver nanoparticles in a PVDF matrix, improves membrane performance for oil-in-water separation.