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Yuheng Fan¹, Weichu Yu^1,2, Aibin Wu¹

¹College of Chemistry & Environmental Engineering, Yangtze University Jingzhou Hubei 434023 P. R. China yuweichu@126.com.

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Developing advanced membrane materials is crucial for efficient carbon dioxide (CO2) separation. This review explores high-performance membranes, their synthesis, and applications to address CO2 emissions.

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Area of Science:

Environmental Science
Materials Science
Chemical Engineering

Background:

Excessive carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions pose a significant environmental threat, necessitating sustainable and energy-efficient treatment technologies.
Membrane separation technology is a promising approach for CO2 capture, with high-performance selective membranes being key components.

Purpose of the Study:

To review and categorize CO2 separation membranes, including inorganic, organic, and emerging types.
To examine representative high-performance membranes, their synthesis, separation performance, and applications.
To analyze current challenges and future research directions in CO2 separation membrane technology.

Main Methods:

Literature review and categorization of CO2 separation membranes.
Analysis of synthesis methods for various membrane types.
Evaluation of gas separation performance and application data for selected membranes.

Main Results:

CO2 separation membranes are classified into inorganic, organic, and emerging categories.
High-performance membranes with detailed synthesis, performance, and application data are presented.
Challenges and future research avenues for CO2 separation membrane materials are discussed.

Conclusions:

Membrane separation technology offers a viable solution for CO2 treatment.
Further research into novel membrane materials and synthesis is needed to overcome current limitations.
This review provides insights for advancing CO2 separation membrane development.