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The development of poly(ethylene oxide) gas membranes

Authors： CAO Yiming, ZHAO Hongyong, KANG Guodong, DING Xiaoli, YUAN Quan

Units： Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dalian, 116023 China

KeyWords： poly(ethylene oxide); ether oxide group; solubility selectivity; carbon dioxide

ClassificationCode：TQ028.2

year,volume(issue):pagination： 2011, 31(3):18-22

Abstract：

Membrane materials of poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO) containing numbers of ether oxygen groups, which has favorable interaction with CO2, has high solubility selectivity of CO2/light gases resulting in high selectivity of CO2/light gases. The screenings of membrane materials with high solubility selectivity for separating CO2 was introduced. The development and gas separation properties of main PEO membrane materials were described emphatically. When the content of PEO reaches high enough, the PEO membrane materials have the almost closer solubility selectivity of CO2/light gases and different CO2 permeability because of the different chain structures of these membrane materials.

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国家“973”计划项目（2009CB623405）；国家自然科学基金资助项目（20836006）

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