Hybrid Organic−Inorganic Membrane: Solving the Tradeoff between Permeability and Selectivity

By Fubing Peng, Lianyu Lu, Honglei Sun, Yan-qiang Wang, Jiaqi Liu, Zhongyi Jiang. 2005

232 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/11691719323d89395741e5ef5cf9ad54b21b45d9

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In Mechanical Engineering

1. W. Jin
2. Gongpin Liu
3. Vajiheh Nafisi
4. Fusheng Pan
5. Zhongyi Jiang
6. Hong Wu
7. V. Abetz
8. Sankar Nair

In Mechanics of Materials

1. W. Jin
2. Sankar Nair

Citations in the corpus

• Pervaporation membrane materials: Recent trends and perspectives (2021, background): “G. Liu and W. Jin appropriate precursor for in-situ incorporation of silica into PVA [191] or CS [192] membrane.”
• Pervaporation performance comparison of hybrid membranes filled with two-dimensional ZIF-L nanosheets and zero-dimensional ZIF-8 nanoparticles (2017, background): “Unfortunately, the performance of polymeric membranes is limited by the well-known tradeoff effect between permeability and selectivity where an increase in the former results in decreasing the latter, and vice versa [9,10].”
• Development of dual layer of ZIF-8/PEBAX-2533 mixed matrix membrane for CO2 capture (2014, background): “The combination of polymeric membrane materials and inorganic particles, which is called mixed matrix membrane (MMM), have been introduced and investigated for gas separation to cross to the upper bound trade-off [7].”
• Enhanced gas permeability by fabricating mixed matrix membranes of functionalized multiwalled carbon nanotubes and polymers of intrinsic microporosity (PIM) (2013, background): “Therefore mixed matrix membranes (MMM) defined as the synergistic combination of organic polymers with inorganic nanofillers (permeable, as well as impermeable) dispersed at nanometre level have been studied as an alternative approach to solve the trade-off problem of polymeric membrane in gas separ”
• PVDF membranes with simultaneously enhanced permeability and selectivity by breaking the tradeoff effect via atomic layer deposition of TiO2 (2013, background): “nanoparticles of different types have been extensively used as the fillers, leading to the formation of mixed matrix membranes [4,5].”