Research Papers by Todd W. Pechar

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Recent theoretical work by Sholl and coworkers has predicted that carbon nanotubes, if used as membranes, have the flux/selectivity properties that far exceed those of any other known inorganic or organic material. To verify this prediction, we have fabricated nano-composite membranes consisting of
Desalination 192 (2006)

Recent theoretical work by Sholl and coworkers has predicted that carbon nanotubes, if used as membranes, have the flux/selectivity properties that far exceed those of any other known inorganic or organic material. To verify this prediction, we have fabricated nano-composite membranes consisting of
Desalination 192 (2006)

Mixed matrix membranes of 6FDA-6FpDA-DABA, a glassy polyimide, and modified zeolites (ZSM-2) were successfully fabricated using the procedure outlined in this paper. The membranes were cast from solution and then exposed to different gases for the purpose of determining and comparing the diffusivity
Desalination 146 (2002)