Journal
MEMBRANES
Volume 12, Issue 10, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/membranes12100934
Keywords
graphene oxide; fullerenols; graphene oxide nanoribbons; pressure stability; dehumidification; water vapor transport
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- Russian Fund for Basic Research [18-29-19105]
- M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University Program of Development
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This study examines the influence of carbon-based spacer-oxidized derivatives of fullerenes and graphene oxide nanoribbons on the performance and pressure stability of graphene-oxide-based composite membranes. It is found that the insertion of ball-shaped fullerenols between graphene oxide nanoflakes can effectively suppress the loss of gas permeance while maintaining high selectivity.
In this study, we report the influence of carbon-based spacer-oxidized derivatives of fullerenes (fullerenols) C-60 (OH)(26-32) and graphene oxide nanoribbons on the performance and pressure stability of graphene-oxide-based composite membranes. The impact of the intercalant shape and composition on the permeance of the selective layers for water vapors has been studied under pressure gradients. It is shown that the insertion of ball-shaped fullerenols between graphene oxide nanoflakes allows a suppression in irreversible permeance loss to 2-4.5% and reversible permeance loss to <25% (at 0.1 MPa), while retaining large H2O/N-2 selectivities of up to similar to 30,000. The demonstrated approach opens avenues for the highly effective stabilization of GO membranes at elevated pressures for industrial-scale dehumidification.
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