Characterization of permeability and sorption in Matrimid/C60 mixed matrix membranes

By T. Chung, S. S. Chan, Rong Wang, Zhihua Lu, Chaobin He. 2003

202 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. T. Chung
2. I. Vankelecom
3. Dc Kitty Nijmeijer
4. S. Shahid
5. Yi Li
6. S. Kulprathipanja
7. L. Jiang
8. Mohammad Askari

In Materials Chemistry

1. Dc Kitty Nijmeijer
2. S. Shahid
3. T. Chung
4. Z. Smith
5. Yi Li
6. I. Vankelecom
7. S. Kulprathipanja
8. Jeffrey R. Long

In Mechanical Engineering

1. T. Chung
2. Yi Li
3. Dc Kitty Nijmeijer
4. S. Shahid
5. L. Jiang
6. S. Kulprathipanja
7. I. Vankelecom
8. Z. Smith

Citations in the corpus

• High pressure gas separation performance of mixed-matrix polymer membranes containing mesoporous Fe(BTC) (2014, background): “Pure Matrimid-PI membrane shows a single Tg at 328 1C, consistent with literature values [24].”
• MIXED MATRIX MEMBRANES (MMMS) COMPRISING ORGANIC POLYMERS WITH DISPERSED INORGANIC FILLERS FOR GAS SEPARATION (2007, background): “Examination and comparison of these studies reveals that the enhanced molecular sieving is still the major concern when choosing particles and fabricating MMMs [66,70,72,75,82,84].”
• MOF-mixed matrix membranes: Precise dispersion of MOF particles with better compatibility via a particle fusion approach for enhanced gas separation properties (2015, methodology): “prepared Matrimids membranes containing benzylamine-modified C60 and a 14 1C increase in Tg was reported, which indicates a strong interfacial interaction between Matrimid and the benzylamine-modified C60 particles [45].”