XIE Rui, JU Xiaojie, WANG Wei, et al. Regulation on rates of mass transfer, reaction and separation via smart membranes[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (9): 3279-3286.
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XIE Rui, JU Xiaojie, WANG Wei, et al. Regulation on rates of mass transfer, reaction and separation via smart membranes[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (9): 3279-3286.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20150850.
Regulation on rates of mass transfer, reaction and separation via smart membranes
Smart membranes change their surface wettability and pore size
and thus selectivity and permeability in response to the environmental stimuli
which are active topics of interdisciplines based on chemical engineering and materials science etc. The recent studies on the regulation of trans-membrane mass transfer and catalytic reaction rates as well as affinity separation efficiency based on smart membranes have been reviewed. Such processes provide attractive features such as mild condition
easy operation and regulation
and high efficiency
which provide new ways to achieve simple and high-efficient operations of mass transfer
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