Separations Using Ion-Exchange Membranes

Ion-exchange membranes are currently used not only for more or less conventional separation processes like membrane electrolysis (mainly the chlor-alkali process), electrodialysis, dialysis or electro-ultrafiltration (cf. Table 2.1), but also in various 

Hybrid organic-inorganic materials are promising to yield membranes with high chemical and mechanical stability and excellent conductivity, and the sol-gel process in conjunction with established membrane formation is the preferred preparation method. 

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