Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review

Mengyao Wang

doi:10.47297/wspbtsWSP2755-952104.20250401

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Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review

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Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review
Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review
Changzhou University Huaide CollegeJingjiang, Changzhou, Jiangsu, 214500, China
2025年4卷第1期页码：16-20
纸质出版：2025-03-30
DOI：10.47297/wspbtsWSP2755-952104.20250401
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(2025). Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review. 分析测试学报, 4(1), 16-20.

Wang Mengyao.Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review[J].Biomedical Testing & Sensing,2025,04(01):16-20.
(2025). Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review. 分析测试学报, 4(1), 16-20. DOI： 10.47297/wspbtsWSP2755-952104.20250401.

Wang Mengyao.Structural Stability Regulation and Recycling Strategies of Graphene and its Derivatives in Water Treatment: a Review[J].Biomedical Testing & Sensing,2025,04(01):16-20. DOI： 10.47297/wspbtsWSP2755-952104.20250401.

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This article provides a systematic review of recent research on graphene-based materials in water treatment

focusing on strategies for controlling structural stability and regeneration methods. To enhance stability

surface functionalization (such as covalent modification and non-covalent coating)

composite material construction (such as with polymers and metal oxides)

and the design of three-dimensional cross-linked structures can significantly improve the mechanical strength and chemical resistance of the materials. In terms of regeneration strategies

methods such as chemical leaching

thermal treatment

and electrochemical regeneration have been extensively studied

but it is essential to balance the efficiency of regeneration with the preservation of the material's structural integrity. Additionally

the article analyzes the main obstacles to current industrial applications

including batch stability in large-scale production

the optimization of continuous processing equipment

and the development of anti-bacterial coatings.

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