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Flexible High-Aspect-Ratio COF Nanofibers: Defect-Engineered Synthesis, Superelastic Aerogels, and Uranium Extraction Applications

Authors: Binbin Fan; Jianyong Yu; Xueli Wang; Yang Si; Peixin Tang

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-01984-xStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Covalent organic framework nanofibers (CNFs) with biomimetic scale-like architecture, record-high aspect ratio (L/D = 103.05), and superior flexibility were directly synthesized via defect engineering. • Self-standing membranes and nanofibrous aerogels (CNF-As) with designable micro-topological structures were fabricated with 100% CNFs. • CNF-As perform photo-induced uranium extraction with an adsorption capacity and adsorption rate of 920.12 mg g−1 and 89.9%, respectively. • CNF-As exhibit superior underwater stability (> 180 days) and superelasticity (~0% deformation after 500 compression cycles), making them promising for practical application in marine systems.