Heat-treated fluorocarbon sulfonylamine cation permselectivity

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds

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260 793M, 204262, C08J 522

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039692850

ABSTRACT:
Fluorinated cation exchange polymers are obtained from intermediate fluorinated polymers containing pendant sulfonyl halide groups which are reacted with a di- or polyamine and subjected to elevated temperature of the order of 170.degree. to 300.degree.C. The polymers are desirably employed with pendant side groups in the salt form. The polymers possess perm-selectivity giving desirable performance in electrolytic cells such as chlor-alkali cells as well as membrane ion exchanger and reverse osmosis devices.

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