Vapor-phase infiltration, a postpolymerization modification process, has demonstrated the
ability to create organic–inorganic hybrid membranes with excellent stability in organic …

Membrane-based organic solvent separations promise a low-energy alternative to
traditional thermal separations but require materials that operate reliably in chemically …

Vapor phase infiltration (VPI) is a post-polymerization modification method for infusing
inorganic clusters into a polymer to create organic-inorganic hybrid materials with properties …

Microstructure and permeation in a polymer membrane are closely related to residual
solvent during membrane fabrication. In this study, we conduct atomistic simulation to …

Polymers of intrinsic microporosity (PIMs) have emerged as a special class of polymeric
materials and received considerable interest for many potential applications. Nevertheless …

A solvent-free post-treatment process known as vapor phase infiltration (VPI) is used to
engineer the organic solvent reverse osmosis (OSRO) performance of polymer of intrinsic …

Polymers of intrinsic microporosity (PIMs) are solution-processable, rigid, and sterically
hindered polymers. Since their inception almost two decades ago, this new class of …

Polymer materials have been extensively utilized in diverse separation fields, especially in
membrane-based nanotechnologies for gas and liquid separations. The membrane …

ABSTRACT A systematic strategy to molecularly design flexible tough hydrolyzed polymers
of intrinsic microporosity (hPIM‐1) films from the PIM‐1 polymer is explored in this study …

In the search for selective, productive and robust membranes for gas and other separations,
highly permeable polymers, such as the prototypical polymer of intrinsic microporosity PIM …