journal article·2023-06

Two-dimensional acetate-based light lanthanide fluoride nanomaterials: An ultrahigh adsorption capacity and salt-tolerance endowed by surface acetates exchange

Rui Zhu, Leitao Zhang, Yu Zhang, Panpan Zhang, Yunling Jia, Qiuli Cheng, Wenlan Wu, Junbo Li

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