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Authors: Liu Y, Meng MJ, Yao JT, Da ZL, Feng YH, Yan YS, Li CX
Article Title: Selective separation of phenol from salicylic acid effluent over molecularly imprinted polystyrene nanospheres composite alumina membranes.
Publication date: 2016
Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal
Volume: 286
Page numbers: 622-631.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2015.10.063
Alternative URL: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1385894715014746
Abstract: Novel molecularly imprinted polystyrene nanospheres composite alumina membranes (MIPS/CAM) were prepared by modifying the alumina membranes with MIPS nanospheres via microemulsion polymerization method. The as-prepared MIPS/CAM were characterized by Raman spectra, SEM, and UV-vis techniques. The particle sizes of MIPS nanospheres ranging from 25.3 to 112.5 nm over MIPS/CAM could be tuned by controlling the surfactant amount and the adding rate of oil phase into water phase. The flux study showed that the MIPS/CAM possessed good porosity. The selective recognition of phenol over MIPS/CAM was much higher than that over the NIPS/CAM. The phenol adsorption amount and the selectivity coefficients of MIPS/CAM to phenol (α'phenol/SA) increased with decreasing the particle sizes of MIPS nanospheres. The MIPS/CAM showed good recovery performance of phenol from industrial SA effluent
Template and target information: phenol
Author keywords: phenol, salicylic acid, Composite alumina membrane, Molecularly imprinted polystyrene nanospheres, selective separation
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