MOFs and COFs based pervaporation membranes for alcohols/water separation: A review

Zhou, Lu; Li, Shayu; Chen, Li; Li, Qun; Lu, Chenyang; Tan, Luxi; Dong, Lichun; Zhou, Cailong; Cheng, Jiang

doi:10.1016/j.seppur.2023.125324

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MOFs and COFs based pervaporation membranes for alcohols/water separation: A review

Author(s): Lu Zhou , Shayu Li , Li Chen , Qun Li , Chenyang Lu , Luxi Tan , Lichun Dong , Cailong Zhou , Jiang Cheng

Publication date Created: February 2024

Publication date (Print): February 2024

Journal: Separation and Purification Technology

Publisher: Elsevier BV

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