Supermolecular organic framework receives high efficiency iodine capture from sea water

Supermolecular organic framework receives high efficiency iodine capture from sea water



Iodine is an important element in various industries, but it is one of the least abundant non -three elements on Earth. Although seawater is about 70% of the world’s iodine reserves, its low concentrations – about 60 PPB -extraction is challenging. Additionally, radioactive iodine, which is released during nuclear accidents, presents a significant long -term risk to marine ecosystems and human health. Therefore, effective strategies are immediately needed to extract iodine from seawment and address radioactive iodine pollution.