Solute dynamics in membranes for liquid phase separations with a focus on molecular scale characterization
ORAL
Abstract
The short course discusses established and emerging uses of polymer membranes at the Energy/Water Nexus, the multiscale design of membranes for gas and water separations, experimental and computational characterization of polymer membranes, and the formulations and non-equilibrium processing methods used to manufacture membranes at the industrial scale. Potential Topics: • Overview of how polymer membranes are used for gas and liquid phase separations. • Formulation and non-equilibrium processing methods used to manufacture membranes. • Structural characterization of polymer membranes. • Molecular through bulk descriptions of thermodynamic partitioning (sorption) of solutes at membrane-solution interfaces. • Kinetics and solute dynamics in polymer membranes from molecular diffusion coefficients to bulk properties.
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Presenters
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Marta Hatzell
Georgia Tech
Authors
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Marta Hatzell
Georgia Tech