Ammonia permeation of fluorinated sulfonic acid polymer/ceramic composite membranes
Ammonia permeation of fluorinated sulfonic acid polymer/ceramic composite membranes
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氟化磺酸聚合物/陶瓷复合膜的氨透过率
DOI:
10.1016/j.memsci.2022.120718
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
9.5
通讯作者:
Tsuru Toshinori
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作者:
Wakimoto Kotaro;Yan Wei-Wei;Moriyama Norihiro;Nagasawa Hiroki;Kanezashi Masakoto;Tsuru Toshinori
NH3is potentially an eco-friendly source of energy that normally is produced from H2and N2via the Haber-Bosch process under harsh conditions (400–500 °C and 10–30 MPa) with iron-based catalysts. The recent development of low-temperature active catalysts, however, could allow this reaction to proceed below 250 °C. Therefore, the development of a membrane system that could combine these low-temperature active catalysts with membranes selective for NH3would be beneficial. In this study, the fluorinated sulfonic acid polymers Nafion and Aquivion were used to fabricate novel polymer/ceramic composite membranes. Following characterization by DLS, TG, and FT-IR measurements, Nafion and Aquivion solutions were coated onto ceramic porous supports and dried at 150 °C for use in fabricating fluorinated sulfonic acid polymer/ceramic composite membranes, and the permeances for NH3, H2, and N2were evaluated. In comparisons with conventional polymer membranes, the fluorinated sulfonic acid polymer/ceramic composite membranes were thermally stable even at 200 °C. The Nafion and Aquivion-H+/ceramic membranes showed single-component NH3permeance that reached >9.30 × 10−7mol m−2s−1Pa−1and >1.55 × 10−6mol m−2s−1Pa−1at 50–200 °C, respectively. Moreover, NH3permeance of >2.31 × 10−6mol m−2s−1Pa−1was obtained from Aquivion-H+with NH3selectivity >90 for NH3/H2and >800 for NH3/N2at 50 °C in a mixed system.