Linear-polymer solutions are comparable to a suspension of macromolecule spheres. Macromolecules concentrate at the interface during the membrane-forming procedure. They coalesce with each other suficiently for the su$ace to become a sheet of interconnected macromolecules. Interstitial voids are fo
Reverse osmosis membranes from aromatic polymers
โ Scribed by Shigeyoshi Hara; Koh Mori; Yutaka Taketani; Takashi Noma; Masao Seno
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1977
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 853 KB
- Volume
- 21
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0011-9164
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โฆ Synopsis
A new reverse osmosis membrane composed of the following aromatic polymer containing benzimidazolone ring was studied.
(PBIL)
Lonsdale's permeability parameters of PBIL (e.g., PI/P, = 21.3 x IO3 g/cm3) show its excellent potential as permselective membrane material. Asymmetric membranes were successfully prepared from PBIL by the conventional phase-inversion method. A typical example of the basic membrane performances is as follows; water flux, 35 l/m2 h and salt rejection, 99.5'k determined under the pressure of 80 kg/cm' using 1 oA NaCl solution at 36ยฐC. The PBIL membrane was characterized by its excellent chemical and thermal resistances, especially against acid, alkali and the oxidative atmospheres. These features suggest that the
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