This invention describes a special filter membrane designed to separate different substances. It works by having a porous base layer topped with an extremely thin active layer, which is essentially a single atomic sheet. This active layer, specifically made from graphene, has incredibly tiny, precisely sized holes that allow certain molecules to pass through while blocking others, acting like a super-fine sieve.
Why it matters: Since 2017, significant advancements in large-scale graphene synthesis and nanoscale patterning techniques have emerged. These developments could now make the precise manufacturing of such atomically thin, porous graphene membranes more feasible or cost-effective.
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