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Polymers for gas separations: the next decade
Journal of Membrane Science · 1994 · Vol. 94(1) · pp. 1–65
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Membrane Separation and Gas TransportMuon and positron interactions and applicationsGreen IT and SustainabilityPolymerExtant taxonPenetrant (biochemical)Gas separationPermeationMembraneSynthetic membraneSelectivityMaterials sciencePolymer science
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