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High-salinity textile wastewater is a pressing environmental concern, urgently requiring the appropriate treatment. Sustainable management of high-salinity textile wastewater via fractionation of the existing dyes and inorganic salts (NaCl) using selective separation membranes is a key approach to address this detrimental concern. Herein, tight composite ultrafiltration membranes with impressive antibacterial function were constructed using one-step co-deposition of dopamine and tobramycin on the porous substrate to fractionate the dyes and NaCl. Triggered by ammonia persulfate, the polydopamine/tobramycin coating layer imparts the fabricated composite ultrafiltration membranes with tight surface structure and narrow pore size distribution, enabling effective dyes/salts fractionation. Specifically, the tight composite ultrafiltration membrane with a molecular weight cutoff of 3692 Da experienced a > 98.0 % rejection against various reactive dyes (molecular weight: © 2024
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ISSN: 0011-9164
Year: 2024
Volume: 579
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JCR@2023
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