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- Carbon-Nanotube-Based Superhydrophobic Magnetic Nanomaterial as Absorbent for Rapid and Efficient Oil/Water SeparationPublication . Kudaibergenova, Rabiga M.; Roman, Fernanda; Silva, Adriano S.; Sugurbekova, Gulnar K.In this work, the simple fabrication of a new superhydrophobic magnetic sponge based on CNTs, NiFe2O4 nanoparticles, and PDMS was investigated. CNTs were synthesized by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) on a nickel ferrite catalyst supported on aluminum oxide (NiFe2O4/Al2O3). The synthesis of nickel ferrite (NiFe) was accomplished using the sol–gel method, yielding magnetic nanoparticles (43 Am2kg−1, coercivity of 93 Oe, 21–29 nm). A new superhydrophobic magnetic PU/CNT/NiFe2O4/PDMS sponge was fabricated using a polyurethane (PU) sponge, CNTs, NiFe2O4 nanoparticles, and polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) through the immersion coating method. The new PU/CNT/NiFe2O4/PDMS sponge exhibits excellent superhydrophobic/oleophilic/mechanical properties and water repellency (water absorption rate of 0.4%) while having good absorption of oil, olive oil, and organic liquids of different densities (absorption capacity of 21.38 to 44.83 g/g), excellent separation efficiency (up to 99.81%), the ability to be reused for removing oil and organic solvents for more than 10 cycles, and easy control and separation from water using a magnet. The new PU/CNT/NiFe2O4/PDMS sponge is a promising candidate as a reusable sorbent for collecting oil and organic pollutants and can also be used as a hydrophobic filter due to its excellent mechanical properties.
- Interface-Controlled GO–CoFe2O4–Silicone Nanocomposite with Magnetic and Adsorptive FunctionalityPublication . Kudaibergenova, Rabiga M.; Anar, Aitekova R.; Demeuova, Gulzat K.; Murzakasymova, Nazgul S.; Kalmakhanova, Marzhan S.; Orynbayev, Seitzhan A.; Gomes, Helder T.; Sugurbekova, Gulnar K.The development of interface-engineered, multifunctional nanostructured materials with controllable surface and magnetic properties remains a critical challenge in wastewater treatment and environmental remediation. In this work, a novel GO-CoFe2O4-Silicone Magnetic Sponge was successfully fabricated through the integration of graphene oxide and CoFe2O4 magnetic nanoparticles within a silicone-modified porous sponge matrix. The resulting material combines superhydrophobicity, oleophilicity, high adsorption capacity, and magnetic responsiveness in a single architecture. The prepared sponge exhibited a high water contact angle of 161.5 degrees, confirming its superhydrophobic nature, while maintaining excellent structural integrity during repeated use. Vibrating sample magnetometry revealed clear ferrimagnetic behavior, enabling rapid magnetic manipulation and efficient recovery of the sponge from aqueous media. The GO-CoFe2O4-Silicone Magnetic Sponge demonstrated strong adsorption performance toward a wide range of oils and organic solvents, including chloroform, olive oil, toluene, ethanol, acetone, gasoline, and hexane, with adsorption capacities remaining stable over multiple cycles. Furthermore, the sponge showed outstanding separation efficiency exceeding 98.3% for various oil/water and organic solvent/water mixtures, both in batch and continuous vacuum-assisted separation systems. The adsorption capacity and separation efficiency were retained after repeated adsorption-desorption cycles, indicating excellent reusability and durability. Owing to its synergistic combination of surface chemistry, porous structure, and magnetic functionality, the GO-CoFe2O4-Silicone Magnetic Sponge represents a promising candidate for practical applications in oil spill cleanup and wastewater treatment.