Selective Layer Formation
Selective Layer Formation is a membrane fabrication process that constitutes the creation of a thin, functionally specialized region within a composite membrane, distinguished by its precise control over material composition and morphology to enable selective transport of water molecules while rejecting dissolved salts in desalination applications.
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University of Twente
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