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Science · Chemistry & materials · published 2026-09-01 · via Nature Water

Porous Polymers with Rigid Pockets Efficiently Capture Uranium from Water

A new class of preorganized porous polymers features rigid triangular pockets designed to bind intact uranyl complexes directly from natural waters. This design overcomes the limitations of conventional uranium extraction methods that only target free uranyl ions.

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The new material relies on a preorganized framework where rigid, triangular cavities are

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