СУ ТАЗАЛАУ ҮШІН Ti₃C₂T_X/3D ҚҰРЫЛЫМДЫ КОМПОЗИТТЕРДІ СИНТЕЗІ, ПАРАМЕТРЛЕРІ ЖӘНЕ ҚОЛДАНУ – ШАҒЫН ШОЛУ

MXene деп аталатын екі өлшемді (2D) өтпелі металл карбидтері/нитридтері, әсіресе Ti₃C₂T_X және полимерлі гидрогельдер немесе аэрогельдер сияқты үш өлшемді (3D) құрылымдар биомедицинада, суда қолдану үшін тиімді қасиеттері бар, әрқайсысы өз алдына перспективалы жүйелер болып табылады. тазарту, электронды құрылғылар мен батареялар. MXene-ді гидрогельдермен немесе аэрогельдермен біріктіру олардың жеке қасиеттерін одан әрі жақсарта алады және жаңа сипаттамалар береді. Ол сонымен қатар MXene химиялық тұрақтылығын айтарлықтай жақсарта алады, бұл қазіргі уақытта оларды кеңінен қолданудың негізгі шектеуші факторларының бірі болып табылады. Бұл мақалада біз Ti₃C₂T_X MXene/3D гидрогель және аэрогель композиттерін өндірудің кейбір репрезентативті әдістері мен қасиеттерін, сондай-ақ суды тазарту үшін осы композиттердің таңдалған қолданбаларын қарастырамыз.

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