The pyromellitic dianhydride（PMDA） crosslinked poly（vinyl alcohol）（PVA） was coated on top of the PAN ultrafiltration membrane to form a PVA/PAN composite PV membranes for wastewater desalination. The composite m...The pyromellitic dianhydride（PMDA） crosslinked poly（vinyl alcohol）（PVA） was coated on top of the PAN ultrafiltration membrane to form a PVA/PAN composite PV membranes for wastewater desalination. The composite membranes have high application value in industrial wastewater treatment. By varying the membrane fabrication parameters including the weight percent（wt%） of the PMDA, the crosslink temperature and duration, membrane with the best desalination performance was obtained. The composite membrane with a 2-lm-thick PVA selective layer containing 20 wt% of PMDA and being crosslinked at 100 °C for 2 h showed the highest Na Cl rejection of 99.98% with a water flux of 32.26 L/（m^2 h）at 70 °C using the 35,000 ppm Na Cl aqueous solution as feed. FTIR spectroscopy, wide-angle X-ray diffraction, thermogravimetric analysis and scanning electron microscope have been used to characterize the structures and properties of both the crosslinked PVA dense films and PVA/PAN composite membranes. The effects of the concentrations of PMDA,the crosslinking time and temperature to the membrane water contact angle, swelling degree, salt rejection and water flux were systematically studied.展开更多
Hybrid proton conducting membranes of poly（vinyl alcohol） （PVA） and phosphomolybdic acid （PMA） were prepared by solution casting method. The effect of PMA doping and PVA crosslinking density on the membrane prop...Hybrid proton conducting membranes of poly（vinyl alcohol） （PVA） and phosphomolybdic acid （PMA） were prepared by solution casting method. The effect of PMA doping and PVA crosslinking density on the membrane properties and proton conductivity were investigated. The crosslinking reaction between the hydroxyl group of PVA and the aldehyde group of glutaraldehyde （GA） was characterized by IR spectroscopy. Proton conductivity of the membranes increases with an increase in concentration of the doped PMA and also with an increase in crosslinking density of the membranes. Proton conductivity results indicate that a significant amount of PMA was maintained in the membranes even after several hours of immersion in water. A maximum conductivity of 0.0101 S cm^-1 was obtained for the membrane with 33.3 wt% PMA and crosslinking density of 5.825 mol%. X-ray diffraction studies were carried out to investigate the influence of PMA doping and crosslinking density on the nature of the membranes. These properties make them very good candidates for polymer electrolyte membranes for direct methanol fuel cell application.展开更多
The thermal behavior, miscibility, crystallite conformation and thermal stability ofcrosslinked(CL-) PVA/PVP blends were studied by DSC and TG methods, respectively. DSCresults showed that in the blend, the crystallin...The thermal behavior, miscibility, crystallite conformation and thermal stability ofcrosslinked(CL-) PVA/PVP blends were studied by DSC and TG methods, respectively. DSCresults showed that in the blend, the crystallinity,T_m and T_c of PVA were obviously lower thanthose of pure PVA; the crystal growth changed from three dimensional to two dimensional andonly a single T_g was detected. These facts demonstrated that this crystalline and amorphousblend have good miscibility. TG curves showed that providing the quantity of K_2S_2O_8 added ismore than 3 wt%,in the blends PVA will form a stable CL-network, whose thermal degradationtemperature was near to that of PVP. But crosslinking reaction will not take place for PVP. Theprocesses of thermal degradation of CL-blends are based on combining both the thermaldegradation of PVP and that of PVA crosslinked with corresponding quantity of K_2S_2O_8 CL-agent, respectively. The UV measurements showed that 75 wt% of PVP may be remained in CL-blend hydrogelscrosslinked by adding (3--5 wt% )K_2S_2O_8. This is mainly due to the stable CL-network formed and the good compatibility and properentanglement between the composites in the CL-blends.展开更多
Separator between anode and cathode is an essential part of the microbial fuel cell （MFC） and its property could significantly influence the system perfor- mance. In this study we used polyvinyl alcohol （PVA） poly...Separator between anode and cathode is an essential part of the microbial fuel cell （MFC） and its property could significantly influence the system perfor- mance. In this study we used polyvinyl alcohol （PVA） polymer membrane crosslinked with sulfosuccinic acid （SSA） as a new separator for the MFC. The highest power density of 7594-4 mW-m-2 was obtained when MFC using the PVA membrane crosslinked with 15% of SSA due to its desirable proton conductivity （5.16 x 10-2 S.cml）. The power density significantly increased to 11064- 30 mW.m-2 with a separator-electrode-assembly config- uration, which was comparable with glass fiber （11704- 46 mW.m-2）. The coulombic efficiencies of the MFCs with crosslinked PVA membranes ranged from 36.3% to 45.7% at a fix external resistance of lO00f2. The crosslinked PVA membrane could be a promising alter- native to separator materials for constructing practical MFC system.展开更多
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文摘The pyromellitic dianhydride（PMDA） crosslinked poly（vinyl alcohol）（PVA） was coated on top of the PAN ultrafiltration membrane to form a PVA/PAN composite PV membranes for wastewater desalination. The composite membranes have high application value in industrial wastewater treatment. By varying the membrane fabrication parameters including the weight percent（wt%） of the PMDA, the crosslink temperature and duration, membrane with the best desalination performance was obtained. The composite membrane with a 2-lm-thick PVA selective layer containing 20 wt% of PMDA and being crosslinked at 100 °C for 2 h showed the highest Na Cl rejection of 99.98% with a water flux of 32.26 L/（m^2 h）at 70 °C using the 35,000 ppm Na Cl aqueous solution as feed. FTIR spectroscopy, wide-angle X-ray diffraction, thermogravimetric analysis and scanning electron microscope have been used to characterize the structures and properties of both the crosslinked PVA dense films and PVA/PAN composite membranes. The effects of the concentrations of PMDA,the crosslinking time and temperature to the membrane water contact angle, swelling degree, salt rejection and water flux were systematically studied.
文摘Hybrid proton conducting membranes of poly（vinyl alcohol） （PVA） and phosphomolybdic acid （PMA） were prepared by solution casting method. The effect of PMA doping and PVA crosslinking density on the membrane properties and proton conductivity were investigated. The crosslinking reaction between the hydroxyl group of PVA and the aldehyde group of glutaraldehyde （GA） was characterized by IR spectroscopy. Proton conductivity of the membranes increases with an increase in concentration of the doped PMA and also with an increase in crosslinking density of the membranes. Proton conductivity results indicate that a significant amount of PMA was maintained in the membranes even after several hours of immersion in water. A maximum conductivity of 0.0101 S cm^-1 was obtained for the membrane with 33.3 wt% PMA and crosslinking density of 5.825 mol%. X-ray diffraction studies were carried out to investigate the influence of PMA doping and crosslinking density on the nature of the membranes. These properties make them very good candidates for polymer electrolyte membranes for direct methanol fuel cell application.
文摘The thermal behavior, miscibility, crystallite conformation and thermal stability ofcrosslinked(CL-) PVA/PVP blends were studied by DSC and TG methods, respectively. DSCresults showed that in the blend, the crystallinity,T_m and T_c of PVA were obviously lower thanthose of pure PVA; the crystal growth changed from three dimensional to two dimensional andonly a single T_g was detected. These facts demonstrated that this crystalline and amorphousblend have good miscibility. TG curves showed that providing the quantity of K_2S_2O_8 added ismore than 3 wt%,in the blends PVA will form a stable CL-network, whose thermal degradationtemperature was near to that of PVP. But crosslinking reaction will not take place for PVP. Theprocesses of thermal degradation of CL-blends are based on combining both the thermaldegradation of PVP and that of PVA crosslinked with corresponding quantity of K_2S_2O_8 CL-agent, respectively. The UV measurements showed that 75 wt% of PVP may be remained in CL-blend hydrogelscrosslinked by adding (3--5 wt% )K_2S_2O_8. This is mainly due to the stable CL-network formed and the good compatibility and properentanglement between the composites in the CL-blends.
文摘Separator between anode and cathode is an essential part of the microbial fuel cell （MFC） and its property could significantly influence the system perfor- mance. In this study we used polyvinyl alcohol （PVA） polymer membrane crosslinked with sulfosuccinic acid （SSA） as a new separator for the MFC. The highest power density of 7594-4 mW-m-2 was obtained when MFC using the PVA membrane crosslinked with 15% of SSA due to its desirable proton conductivity （5.16 x 10-2 S.cml）. The power density significantly increased to 11064- 30 mW.m-2 with a separator-electrode-assembly config- uration, which was comparable with glass fiber （11704- 46 mW.m-2）. The coulombic efficiencies of the MFCs with crosslinked PVA membranes ranged from 36.3% to 45.7% at a fix external resistance of lO00f2. The crosslinked PVA membrane could be a promising alter- native to separator materials for constructing practical MFC system.
