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6.9 PROPERTIES OF GAS PERMEATION AND SEPARATION MEMBRANES FUNDAMENTALS
Table 6.9.2
Properties of permeation and separation membranes.
Type of membrane Permeability Dissolubility Heat resistance Environment resistance General versatility
Polymer
Alloy
Amorphous alloy
Ceramic
Note: ; Very good; : good; : poor.
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