A Li-selective membrane isolates lithium from battery recycling extracts, enabling lower-energy crystallization of high-purity lithium hydroxide.
An ether-free aromatic polymer improves alkaline chemical durability, membrane strength, and formability for fuel cells and water electrolysis.
Controlling permeate pressure and temperature lets feed-side water vapor create a sweep effect, boosting CO2 permeation with lower energy use.
Dense pore-free fluoropolymer composite films improve separator ionic conductivity below 80°C while preserving extrusion-based manufacture.
A Pd/BCC composite membrane separates hydrogen during ammonia dehydrogenation, cutting purification steps, reactor volume, and durability issues.
Immobilized organic phases in hollow fibers recover cobalt, nickel, manganese, and lithium from spent cathodes without emulsions or high solvent inventory.
Co-extruded microlayer separator membranes improve puncture strength, shutdown behavior, split resistance, and dielectric breakdown in lithium-ion batteries.
Directional freezing creates zoned dendritic pores that preserve throughput while improving particle capture across different sizes.
Extruded fluoropolymer hybrid films combine inorganic phases and metal salts to raise separator ionic conductivity below 80°C.
A halogen-free acid-base polymer blend membrane cuts electrical resistance and electrolyte crossover while maintaining ion conduction in redox flow batteries.