Emerging Applications of Green Solvents by Membrane Technologies

A special issue of Membranes (ISSN 2077-0375). This special issue belongs to the section "Membrane Applications".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 November 2022) | Viewed by 267

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Interests: membrane separation processes; online mass spectrometry for characterization of mixed gas/vapor transport properties of dense films; biorefinery; membrane emulsification
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Dear Colleagues,

There has recently been an increase in the number of major scientific challenges that we need to overcome due to the growth of the world population, global warming, scarcity of feedstocks, and so on, which are seriously compromising our quality of living.

Membrane technologies may provide advantages over traditional technologies but are only effectively sustainable when aligned with green solvents. Eco-friendly, not hazardous, and effective solvents should be used in the synthesis of sustainable membrane materials. Eco-friendly solvents should also be used in new fields to obtain new products.

This Special Issue includes topics such as:

  • Membrane development;
  • Membrane synthesis;
  • Membrane modification to enhance performance or be re-used;
  • Process development;
  • Product development;
  • New applications.

Dr. Carla Brazinha
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • green solvent
  • ionic liquids
  • deep eutectic solvent
  • sustainable membrane processing
  • sustainable membrane materials

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