Nanoporous organic polymer/cage composite membranes.
Nanoporous organic polymer/cage composite membranes.
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.201206339
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发表时间:
2013-01-21
影响因子:
16.6
通讯作者:
Jansen, Johannes C.
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Bushell, Alexandra F.;Budd, Peter M.;Attfield, Martin P.;Jones, James T. A.;Hasell, Tom;Cooper, Andrew I.;Bernardo, Paola;Bazzarelli, Fabio;Clarizia, Gabriele;Jansen, Johannes C.
There is an urgent need to develop efficient and economic CO2 purification technologies to upgrade waste CO2 to a reusable purity. Membrane-based separation processes are seen as one of the possible solutions to this problem.[1] For large-volume membrane applications, such as CO2 recovery, high permeability is essential to minimize the membrane area, in combination with good selectivity. For membrane applications, high free-volume polymers [2] exhibit good processability, but they are prone to physical ageing. As transport depends on free volume, physical ageing leads to loss of permeability over time.[3] Porous crystalline solids can give good transport properties, but are less easily fabricated into mechanically stable membranes. Combinations of polymers with inorganic or metal–organic particles in composite or mixed-matrix membranes (MMMs)[4] may give synergistic enhancements in performance, but difficulties are encountered in achieving good dispersion within the membrane.[5] Largely unexplored is the potential of purely organic dispersed phases, comprising only C, H, N, and O atoms, which should show better compatibility with a continuous polymeric matrix and which offer scope for tailoring the physical properties through organic synthesis. Herein we demonstrate a novel route to MMMs in which the dispersed phase is generated by in situ crystallization of porous organic cage molecules from a single homogeneous, molecular solution. The incorporation of porous organic cages significantly enhances permeability, whereas chemically reduced, nonporous cage molecules have an opposite effect.We also compare the gas separation performance of membranes where crystals were generated by in situ crystallization against membranes where pre-formed nanocrystals were dispersed by co-casting with the polymer. The crystallizable precursor is CC3 (Figure 1 a), which has approximately triangular windows of effective diameter
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