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Permeation of Single and Mixed Gases through Composite Membranes Prepared by Plasma Polymerization of Fluorocarbon Compounds

1Department of Chemical Engineering, Sun-Moon University, 100 Galsan Ri, Tangjeong Myun, Asan City, Chung Nam 336-840, Korea 2Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology, P.O. Box 107, Yusong, Taejon 3Dept. of Applied Chemical Engineering, Korea Univ. of Tech. and Education, 307 Gajeon Ri, Byungchon Myun, Chonan City, Chung Nam 330-860, Korea
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Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, November 2000, 17(6), 678-683(6), 10.1007/BF02699117
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Abstract

The permeations of simple permanent gases and their mixtures through plasma-polymerized composite membranes were studied. Composite membranes were prepared by the plasma polymerization of fluorocarbon monomers such as pentafluorotoluene (PFT) and pentafluoropyridine (PFP) onto porous Celgard. For pure gases, the permeability coefficients were mainly affected by diffusivity rather than solubility. The permeability coefficient decreased as the kinetic molecular diameter of the penetrant molecules increased, and the permeability coefficients were independent of pressure. For mixed gases, the permeability coefficient was not affected by the composition of penetrants for the whole range of composition.

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