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Autonomous and intrinsic self-healing Al2O3 membrane employing highly-wetting and CO2-selective molten salts

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posted on 2020-01-17, 14:27 authored by Greg MutchGreg Mutch, Maria Kazakli, Liu QuLiu Qu, Georgios Triantafyllou, Ian S. Metcalfe
In this work, a new autonomous self-healing membrane was described and evidenced. Carbon was included in the structure of a ceramic/molten salt composite membrane and subsequently oxidised to create voidage. Through the spreading of the highly-wetting molten salt, an autonomous self-healing membrane was evidenced for the first time.

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European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP/2007-2013)/ERC Grant Agreement Number 320725

EPSRC EP/M01486X/1

EPSRC EP/P007767/1

EPSRC EP/P009050/1

EPSRC EP/M5079X/1

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    self healingmembraneceramiccarbon dioxidemolten saltintrinsicautonomouswettingwettabilityCarbon Capture Engineering (excl. Sequestration)CeramicsMembrane and Separation Technologies

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