CONTEXT

Currently used adsorbant materials present many disadvantages:

-They are known to get quickly saturated on their surface not allowing then the trapping of fluids in high quantity;

-Their density, their porosity as well as their polarity cannot be controlled;

-Currently available adsorbant porous materials are either mineral-based (activated carbon, zeolite, clay…) or synthetic polymers;

-They are also hard to recycle which leads to additional costs;

-Finally trapped products are known to be hard to extract from said materials.