ArticleRSC advances2020
Novel fabrication of PSSAMA_Na capped silver nanoparticle embedded sodium alginate membranes for pervaporative dehydration of bioethanol.
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Abstract
Polystyrene-4-sulfonic acid co maleic acid sodium salt (PSSAMA_Na) capped silver nanoparticle (Ag_Np) embedded sodium alginate (Na-Alg) nanocomposite membranes have been developed to improve the pervaporation (PV) dehydration of bioethanol. The effect of PSSAMA_Na capped Ag_Nps on the micro-morphology, physicochemical properties and separation performance of the derived membranes was analyzed as a function of temperature at the azeotropic composition of the bioethanol-water mixture. WAXD analysis shows a decrease in crystalline domains with the increase in PSSAMA_Na capped Ag_Nps content and confirms the presence of Ag_Nps. DSC analysis demonstrated that the hydrophilic nature enhances as the PSSAMA_Na capped Ag_Nps content increases in the membrane matrix. Further, both total permeation flux and separation selectivity were increased with an increase in PSSAMA_Na capped Ag_Nps content. The results revealed that the membrane with 3 mass% of PSSAMA_Na capped Ag_Nps exhibited the highest permeation flux (13.40 × 10
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