Liquid membranes for the production of oxygen-enriched air : I. Introduction and passive liquid membranes
A series of immobilized liquid membranes were prepared and evaluated for their potential to produce oxygen-enriched air via a pressure-driven process. Sorption isotherms were measured on the liquids, and membrane permeability measurements were made to determine membrane selectivity and permeability....
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| description | A series of immobilized liquid membranes were prepared and evaluated for their potential to produce oxygen-enriched air via a pressure-driven process. Sorption isotherms were measured on the liquids, and membrane permeability measurements were made to determine membrane selectivity and permeability. The highest O
2/N
2 selectivity, in excess of 3, was exhibited by ethylene glycol and glycerol. Selectivities were found to be consistent with sorption data. |
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