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In article number 1603306 Bin Ding and co‐workers fabricate a cleanable air filter that transfers moisture and effectively captures PM2.5. The air filter was fabricated via electrospinning using super‐hydrophilic PAN fibers as the adsorption‐desorption vectors for moisture‐vapor and hydrophobic PVDF fibers as the repellent components. A hydrophobic to super‐hydrophilic gradient structure provides...
The lethal danger of particulate matter (PM) pollution on health leads to the development of challenging individual protection materials that should ideally exhibit a high PM2.5 purification efficiency, low air resistance, an important moisture‐vapor transmission rate (MVTR), and an easy‐to‐clean property. Herein, a cleanable air filter able to rapidly transfer moisture and efficiently capture PM2.5...
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