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Designing the Next Generation of Chemical Separation Membranes

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2011

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Douglas L. Gin, Richard D. Noble

Materials ScienceMembrane StructureChemical EngineeringMembrane FormationEngineeringWater PurificationMembrane CharacterizationChemical Engineering SeparationsLong-standing LimitsNew MaterialsMembrane TechnologyChemical Separation MembranesMembrane Systems

Abstract

New materials can be prepared as membranes that may allow their performance to beat long-standing limits.

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