Electrospun ZIF-67/PVDF composite membranes for efficient ciprofloxacin removal from wastewater
Ping LiXiaolin YueAnhong LiCan CuiLan WangWenyuan Tan
Abstract
Ciprofloxacin poses ecological risks due towater accumulation, necessitating efficient treatment methods like adsorption, yet ZIF-67 faces challenge in recyclability. This study addresses issues by preparing ZIF-67/PVDF electrospun membranes.
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