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. 2019 Feb 19;10(15):4293–4305. doi: 10.1039/c9sc00172g

Fig. 4. (a) pH effect on the sorption capacity of ReO4 by SCU-COF-1 (initial concentration of ReO4 = 400 ppm). (b) Removal experiment of ReO4 by SCU-COF-1 with various solid–liquid ratios in 1 M HNO3 solution (initial concentration of ReO4 = 28 ppm or 338 ppm). (c) Removal experiment of ReO4 by SCU-COF-1 with various solid–liquid ratios in 3 M HNO3 solution (initial concentration of ReO4 = 253 ppm). (d) Sorption properties of SCU-COF-1 after being irradiated with different doses of β-irradiation (initial concentration of ReO4 = 2000 ppm). (e) Sorption properties of SCU-COF-1 after being irradiated with different doses of γ-irradiation (initial concentration of ReO4 = 2000 ppm). (f) Reversibility of SCU-COF-1 for removing ReO4 at pH 7 (initial concentration of ReO4 = 28 ppm).

Fig. 4