Supported Liquid Membranes
Supported Liquid Membranes is a type of liquid membrane system in which a porous solid support impregnated with an immiscible liquid phase selectively facilitates the transport of target solutes between two aqueous phases based on differential solubility and diffusion.
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Supported Ionic Liquid Catalysis
Christian P. Mehnert · Chemistry - A European Journal · 2004 · 561 citations
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