Hybrid organic-inorganic gas separation membranes

Gas separation: apparatus – Apparatus for selective diffusion of gases – Plural layers

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C096S004000, C096S007000, C096S012000, C096S013000, C096S014000, C096S045000, C096S051000, C096S055000, C055S524000, C055SDIG007, C210S490000, C210S640000, C210S500210, C210S500280, C427S248100, C427S255230, C427S255280, C427S255600

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07938894

ABSTRACT:
The invention discloses a composition comprising a hybrid composite organic-inorganic membrane. The hybrid organic-inorganic membrane according to the present invention may comprise an amorphous porous layer incorporating organic functionalities. The amorphous porous layer may be deposited on a porous alumina substrate by chemical vapor deposition (CVD). The amorphous porous layer may comprise a single top-layer (STL), multiple top-layers (MTL) or mixed top-layers (XTL). The substrate may comprise a single layer or multiple graded layers of alumina.

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