Interfacial Polymerization Morphology
Interfacial Polymerization Morphology is a membrane morphology characterized by a thin, highly selective polymeric layer formed at the interface between two immiscible phases during interfacial polymerization, distinguished by its unique nanostructured topography and asymmetric architecture resulting from localized monomer diffusion and reaction dynamics.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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