The team regenerated cellulose by co-dissolving a pore-forming agent resulting in a nanopore, macroporous cellulose sponge matrix which could be used to separate surfactant-stabilized oil-in-water emulsion. Without chemical modification, this sponge had special wetting properties and could be used for oil-air, or underwater applications. [color|#f00][b]Further information on the process used and the applications can be provided.[/b][/color]

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