Phase Inversion Morphology is a membrane microstructure formation process in which a homogeneous polymer solution undergoes a thermodynamically driven phase separation into polymer-rich and polymer-lean phases, subsequently solidified into a porous architecture through solvent-nonsolvent exchange, distinguished from other membrane fabrication mechanisms by its reliance on controlled liquid-liquid demixing kinetics during immersion precipitation.
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The formation mechanism of phase inversion membranes
H. Strathmann, K.N. De Kock · Desalination · 1977 · 641 citations
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