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Handbook of membrane reactors Volume h Fundamental materials science, design and optimisation... 

Handbook of membrane reactors Volume 2 Reactor types and industrial applications... 

A particular case of the contact mode sketched in Fig. 4.3f is represented by the use of catalytic dense polymeric membranes working in cross-flow mode on the liquid feed side and in pervaporation mode through the membrane (Bengston et al, 2002). This particular class will be not discussed further, since Chapter 1 of Handbook of membrane reactors Volume 1 Fundamental materials science, design and optimisation is dedicated to polymeric membrane reactors.. 

Fundamentals of photocatalysis and some interesting information about membrane PRs regarding membrane materials and some operational issues can be found in Chapter 6—Photocatalytic Membrane Reactors Fundamentals, Membrane Materials and Operational Issues—by S. Mozia, A.W. Morawski, R. MoUnari, L. Palmisano, and V. Loddo, in Handbook of Membrane Reactors—Volume 2 Reactor Types and Industrial Applications, A. BasUe (ed.), Woodhead Publishing Limited, 2013, ISBN 978-0-85,709-415-5, pp. 236-295. 

Handbook of Membrane Reactors, Volume 2 Reactor Types ami Industrial Applications (ISBN 978-0-85709-415-5)... 

Tan, X. and Li, K. (2013) Dense ceramic membranes for membrane reactors, in Handbook of Membrane Reactors, Volume I - Fundamental Materials Science, Design and Optimisation (ed A. Basile), Woodhead Publishing Limited, Cambridge, pp. 271-297. 

A. Sanmcci, S. Tosti, A. Basile, Alternatives to paUadium in membranes for hydrogen separation Nickel, niobium and vanadium alloys, ceramic supports for metal alloys and porous glass membranes, in Handbook of Membrane Reactors, volume 1, A. Basile, ed., ComwaU Woodhead Publishing Series in Energy, 2013, pp. 183-217. 

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