分子シービング MFIタイプのゼオライト膜で,キシレン同位体による蒸発分離を行う

Wenhui Yuan1, Y S Lin, Weishen Yang

  • 1Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221, USA.

まとめ

テンプレートフリーMFI型のゼオライト膜が合成され,高性能分子シートが達成されました. これらのシリカライト膜は,蒸発による他の同位体からp-キセレンの記録的な分離因子を示しています.

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