• • The ADM achieves a water permeability of 288 L/(m2 h bar), significantly higher than commercial NF membranes, enabling low-pressure operation and reduced energy costs.
• • The dual-affinity design (electrostatic Cl− and hydrophobic AOT) lowers the free energy barrier for PFAS adsorption, enhancing binding strength and range, as confirmed by molecular dynamics simulations.
• • Electrochemical regeneration by reversing the applied potential allows long-term operation without secondary waste, addressing a key limitation of conventional adsorption methods.
• • Scalability is demonstrated with large-area membranes (625 cm2) assembled into modules capable of treating liters of contaminated water per hour, maintaining consistent PFAS removal, indicating industrial feasibility.
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