Masoumehalsadat Rahmati , Mina Kamani , Ali Rostami , Ali Ashraf Derakhshan , Samin Mozafari , Donya Bakhshi , Melina Rashidi
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Green synthesis of castor oil-based polysulfide for recyclable Superhydrophobic filters in continuous and rapid water-petroleum separation
A renewable, high-sulfur-content polysulfide was synthesized via reverse vulcanization of elemental sulfur with castor oil and applied as a coating on cotton fabric to fabricate a superhydrophobic filter. Silanization with 3-aminopropyltriethoxysilane (APTES) enabled strong adhesion between the fabric and the castor oil polysulfide (CPS) coating. The resulting Cotton-CPS filter exhibited a water contact angle of 155.3°, demonstrating excellent water repellency. Structural and surface characterizations were performed using FT-IR, HNMR, TGA, FE-SEM, EDS, and X-ray mapping. The filter achieved gravity-driven separation of water–petroleum mixtures with high separation efficiencies (94–98 %) and permeation fluxes up to 8067 L·m⁻²·h⁻¹. Notably, performance remained stable after 10 reuse cycles. This green and scalable approach introduces a novel application of bio-based polysulfide coatings for developing high-performance, recyclable oil–water separation filters with superior efficiency and environmental compatibility compared to conventional systems.