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A mannitol based phase selective supergelator offers a simple, viable and greener method to combat marine oil spills
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Solvent ExtractionEngineeringSupercritical Fluid ChromatographyGreen ChemistryChemistryCarrier SolventChemical EngineeringOil Spill RecoverySelective SeparationPhase Selective OrganogelatorsOil SpillAnalytical ChemistryAdvanced SeparationGreener MethodMarine Oil SpillsBiopolymer GelChemical Enhanced Oil RecoveryPolymer ScienceMicroemulsionOil Spill PreventionPhase Selective Supergelator
Though phase selective organogelators (PSOGs) are thought to be useful for oil spill recovery, all known PSOGs require a water-miscible carrier solvent for their introduction. Providing a simple, cheap, green and practical solution to the problem of oil spills, we report a nontoxic super-PSOG that can be sprayed aerially in a carrier solvent destined to get co-congealed with the oil.
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