Functionalized microporous membranes for environmental and bio applications: An overview

D. Bhattacharyya; J. Xu; D. Meyer; V. Smuleac

Functionalized microporous membranes for environmental and bio applications: An overview

D. Bhattacharyya, J. Xu, D. Meyer, V. Smuleac

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Membrane processes are finding wide applications ranging from water treatment to reactors to advanced bio-separations. The attachment of selected types of polyelectrolytes and the in-situ synthesis of nanoparticles in membranes allows highly effective separations at low pressures and toxic organic destruction at room temperature. This paper deals with the role of nano-domain interactions for selective separations, polypeptide assembly in membrane pores for bio and environmental applications, and synthesis of nano-structured metals for toxic organic dechlorination.

Idioma original	English
Estado	Published - 2006
Evento	22nd Interamerican Congress of Chemical Engineering, CIIQ 2006 and 5th Argentinian Congress of Chemical Engineering, CAIQ 2006 - Buenos Aires, Argentina Duración: oct 1 2006 → oct 4 2006

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Conference	22nd Interamerican Congress of Chemical Engineering, CIIQ 2006 and 5th Argentinian Congress of Chemical Engineering, CAIQ 2006
País/Territorio	Argentina
Ciudad	Buenos Aires
Período	10/1/06 → 10/4/06

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