Functionalized Carbon Honeycomb Membranes for Reverse Osmosis Water Desalination
Aleksandr S. Voronin,
Duc Tam Ho,
Udo Schwingenschlögl
Abstract:Reverse osmosis desalination is a common technique to obtain fresh water from saltwater. Conventional membranes suffer from a trade‐off between salt rejection and water permeability, raising a need for developing new classes of membranes. C‐based membranes with porous graphene and carbon nanotubes offer high salt rejection, water permeability, and fouling resistance. However, controlling the pore size of these membranes is challenging. Therefore, a carbon honeycomb membrane is studied using classical molecula… Show more
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