Ionic Fluorogels for PFAS Remediation From Water
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are small molecules used as surfactants in fluoropolymer production, in consumer products, and in fire-fighting foams. They contaminate waters worldwide and are associated with adverse human health effects, necessitating effective remediation strategies.
However, most current remediation technologies are either not selective for PFAS, inefficient, or difficult to implement in practical scenarios.
Watch this webinar to learn more about:
- New design parameters native to PFAS, fluorophilicity and ion exchange
- Our hypothesis to successful selective PFAS sorption
Keynote Speaker
Irene Mulloy Manning
PhD Candidate
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