ArticleACS applied polymer materials2026
Highly Asymmetric Water Permeation in Dense Laminated Membranes.
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- Bioinspired Strategies for Directional Water Transport in Asymmetric Membranes.ACS applied polymer materials · 2026Review
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Abstract
Directional permeation through dense laminated membranes is relevant for applications in various fields, including separation processes, wound care, and packaging. While theoretical models have been used to describe the asymmetric permeation in heterogeneous dense membranes, only a few systems have been experimentally explored. Here, we report dense asymmetric laminated membranes based on hydrophilic poly-(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) and hydrophobic glycol-modified poly-(ethylene terephtalate) (PETG). Modeling the system allowed us to optimize the thickness of the PVA and PETG layers. While bilayer membranes made from the two components suffered from poor interfacial adhesion and delamination, this problem is overcome by using a thin poly-sty-rene-
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