Self-assembled polyelectrolyte multilayer membranes with highly improved pervaporation separation of ethanol/water mixtures

By L. Krasemann. 2001

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Fabricating graphene oxide-based ultrathin hybrid membrane for pervaporation dehydration via layer-by-layer self-assembly driven by multiple interactions (2015, background): “In conventional LbL self-assembly process of polyelectrolytes, a large number of bilayers are required to fully cover the nanopores on substrate and then form a defect-free layer [19,26].”
Fouling reduction of reverse osmosis membrane by surface modification via layer-by-layer assembly (2012, background): “A few research groups have applied the principles of LbL assembly to membrane separation processes, for instance, to nanofiltration (NF) [23], pervaporation [24,25] and gas separation [26].”
Layer-by-layer assembly of graphene oxide membranes via electrostatic interaction (2014, methodology): “In fact, the LbL technique has proven very useful for assembling oppositely charged polyelectrolytes to form thin films or coatings for membranes used in pervaporation [16,17], NF [18–22], solvent resistant NF [23], reverse osmosis [18,24], and forward osmosis (FO) [19,25–28].”