DIFFUSION-BUBBLING MEMBRANES: THERMODYNAMICS AND MASS-TRANSPORT. A REVIEW

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Bubbles are present in a large variety of emerging applications, from advanced nanomaterials to solar geoengineering (global warming inhibition) and biomedicine (drug delivery across the blood-brain barrier). IMET RAS is developing the conceptually new diffusion-bubbling membranes with fast combined mass transport and theoretically infinite selectivity, where bubbles act as oxygen carriers. This review covers the latest deve-lopments in oxygen mass transport and bubble nucleation and dynamics in innovative core-shell structured diffusion-bubbling membranes. The directions for future research are indicated. A high potential of diffusion-bubbling membranes for efficient oxygen separation from air is noted.

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V. V. Belousov

Baikov Institute of Metallurgy and Materials Science, Russian Academy of Sciences

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Email: vbelousov@imet.ac.ru
Russian, 119334, Moscow

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