Facile architecture of highly effective nanofibrous membrane adsorbent via electrospun followed by hydrothermal carbonization for potential application in dye removal from water.Rapid removal of toxic dye pollutants in water by conventional materials is ineffective and expensive that warrants the necessity for the architecture of hybrid nanofibrous membrane through layer by layer deposition using electrospinning method.  In order to achieve this, here we demonstrated the electrospun fabrication of graphene/ferrocene intercalated polyacrylonitrile nanofibrous (GFPN) membrane through hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) method and studied its potential adsorption properties for the removal of environmental pollutants. 
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