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(140e) Graphene-Based Membranes for Separation

Authors 

Yu, M. - Presenter, University of South Carolina

This talk will try to reveal permeation properties of graphene-based material for filtration and purification systems and try to provide insights on if graphene-based material could be used to make the perfect filters/membranes. The talk will focus on the following aspects:

• What are the properties of graphene-based materials that make them so suitable for filtration?

• Evaluating graphene/graphene oxide’s role as a water filter

• How to process graphene-based flakes into large scale permeation membranes/filters?

• What are the real world applications of these properties, including the effective filtration of water from aviation engines and preventing engine failure? Desalination?

• Scrutinizing the potential for use in oil and gas applications  – oil/water separation? natural gas purification?