GO is a single-layered material made of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen molecules, which eventually becomes reasonably affordable yet plentiful. With the development in research in separation of graphene oxide, we can now use this carbon based material in synergism with many other capable membranes, extensive findings suggest inorganic membrane used in synergism with graphene oxide shows improved efficiency and reduction in cost of production of separation membranes produced a fabricated graphene oxide with nanocomposite polyacrylonitrile to increase the thickness of graphene oxide to achieve less water flux based on the assumption of increased mass transfer resistance eventually creating a novel nanofiber mat of graphene oxide polyacrylonitrile membrane, but according to non-ideal fluid dynamics based on Hagen-Poiseuille theory, the flow of the fluid is directly depended on the number of physical factors: the viscosity (n) of the passing fluid, the radii (r) of the graphene oxide porous, also suggest a new concept of hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity sections of graphene oxide nanosheet they called this hydrophilicity gates as a defective sections of graphene oxide nanosheets this theory was supported by which mentions graphene oxide is the mere structure of carbon wall existing as a 2D sheet consisting of a gap between layers of carbon atoms these gaps were named as a channel through which fluid passes contains hydrophilic gates where fluid slips into, due to hydrophobicity of carbon wall responsible for higher water flux, however showed it experimentally that the Graphene oxide net thickness reached 34nm and calculated maxm water flux around (8.2 L.m-2-h-1-bar-1) which is (1.6) times more than the graphene oxide film of 33nm with the calculated water flux around (5.0 L.m-2-h-1.bar-1) clearly explaining higher water flux of previous Graphene Oxide sheets phase inversion is another method to prepare high performance filtration membrane used by to increase hydrophilicity by mixing novel poly-ether sulfone (PES) with graphene oxide nanosheets further addition of casting solution increased flexibility of the nanocomposite the final findings where that the graphene oxide in Synergism with novel poly-ether sulfone (PES) performed much efficiently with more dye removing capability and more reproducibility throughout the filtration with pursuing of refinements in the field of separation membrane for water treatment and quality upgradation, graphene based synergistic nanocomposite has a great potential of research selected two nanoparticles reduced Graphene oxide and silver based nanoparticles to enhance hydrophilicity gates, and expansion of graphene oxide 2D channel influencing water flux resulting in a 200 percent surge from the previous versions of nanosheet. Graphene in synergism with Titania nanoparticles Titania (titanium dioxide) generally exist in nature in the minerals known as anatase and rutile additionally high-pressure rare polymorph of TiO2 Akaogiite which exist as monoclinic crystals another orthorhombic form of TiO2 commonly called Brookite has been recognized till date in nature TiO2 exist in three metastable crystal systems (Tetragonal, Monoclinic, and Orthorhombic) nanoparticles gives an impression of black hexagonal crystals and can exist as both nanocrystals and nanodots, with notably bigger surface area, titania nanoparticles have excellent magnetic character, titanium dioxides are also colloquially termed as Rutile, Flamenco prepared graphene oxide-Titanium dioxide composite films redefining a great potential as a separation membrane and many other filtration application they found these composites were able to maintain a stable suspension in water and were capable to separate dye molecules rhodamine B, methyl orange also studied the antibacterial property of titanium dioxide due to photocatalysis reaction in presence of Ultraviolet Light it generates Oxygen Radicals which acts on organic substances present in the membranes of bacterial cells. Based on the studies conducted by chromium (VI) tends to be extremely poisonous to humans and animals also highly water soluble in comparisons to chromium (III) used TiO2 nanoparticles in the treatment of chromium (VI) contaminated water due to photo-reduction catalysis chromium (VI) is reduced to less toxic insoluble Cr (III). (Wang et al., 2006) has well documented the chemical nature of Chromium (VI) and material importance for adsorption of Chromium (VI). TiO2 used in the recombination of Graphene oxide synergise the water treatment process with increased efficiency in photo reduction catalysis, separation membrane also attains antifouling properties making the photocatalysis process less expensive than before suggested Titania photocatalyst used with graphene oxide is much more economical in production and usage compared to other materials graphene oxide provides relatively more stability due to abundant availability and a sharp cutback in graphene oxide production cost because of less-expensive elemental components fabrication of TiO2 nanoparticles over Graphene sheets surged essential photocatalytic properties which were selectively absent in pure TiO2 nanoparticles, when compared to pure form (Chen et al., 2007), illustrated a test through linear sweep voltammetry to analyse the rate of recombination and charge transfer efficiencies to demonstrate carrier generation and recombination, the locomotion of electron from Graphene sheets to Titanium dioxide by the interfacial potential gradient of the nanocomposite conduction bands reduced charge recombination rate of electron hole pair, the photocatalytic action of the graphene titanium oxide caused by the transference of electron into the binary heterojunction, Graphene Titania hybrid nanoparticles have larger circumference area with extra active sites thus increasing photocatalytic activity. 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