Thin anti‐fouling films for continuously operated polymerization reactors

Abstract

demonstrated [2]. The geometric freedom allows designing electrodes for increased mass transport between bulk and boundary layer by employing a kenics mixer geometry (see Figure ). The potential of this method is demonstrated by tuning the mean pore size from 10 to 100 μm. This way high surface areas can be created while at the same time keeping processing time and complexity in production to a minimum. By adjusting the laser, the opposing properties of the material's porosity, mechanical strength, and conductivity can be controlled.