Composites and composite membranes
OwnerThomas Haring, Vladimir Linkov +5inventors
InventorsThomas Haring, Vladimir Linkov, Jochen Kerres, Andreas Ullrich, Chy-Ming Tang, Martin Hein, Wei Zhang
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OwnerThomas Haring, Vladimir Linkov +5inventors
InventorsThomas Haring, Vladimir Linkov, Jochen Kerres, Andreas Ullrich, Chy-Ming Tang, Martin Hein, Wei Zhang
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The invention relates to the following types of composite membranes; composites or composite membranes obtained by adding a metal salt, e.g. from ZrOCl2, to a solvent, especially DMSO, for dissolving one or more polymers in an organic solvent or in aqueous systems, in addition to the subsequent precipitation in the matrix of the thus produced composite-membrane by post-treatment thereof in an acid or in a salt solution, especially phosphoric acid. The invention also relates to composites or composite membranes obtained by subsequent ion exchange of finished polymer membranes with a suitable salt cation, especially ZrO2+, wherein the polymer membrane is, optionally, swollen with an organic solvent or a mixture of organic solvent with water prior to the ion exchange and the subsequent precipitation of a low soluble salt, e.g. from Zr3 (PO4)4, in the membrane by post-treatment thereof in an acid or in a salt solution, especially phosphoric acid. The invention further relates to composites or composite membranes obtained by adding nano-scaled Zr3(PO4)4 powder to a polymer solution, composites and composite membranes obtained according to the above-mentioned methods, wherein additional heteropoly acids are also incorporated into the polymer or membrane morphology, in addition to methods for producing said inventive polymers and membranes.
Ionically cross-linked composite membrane, consisting of:
Covalently cross-linked composite membrane, consisting of:
Covalently-ionically cross-linked composite membrane consisting of:
Method III for the production of composite membrane films according to claims 1 to 18, characterized in that it is comprised of a combination of “Methode I” and “Methode II” and contains the following steps:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.