Dear all members,
Hydrophobis membrane usually must be prewetted. And in every book or journal I have read, they always use ethanol.
I am confuse. Why must ethanol?
Why not methanol instead?
Thank you,
Yul
I measure liquid (water) separation
The operating conditions : pressure = 2atm.
The ethanol exposure as a pretreatment is an exposure on a fabricated membrane in hopes of modifying its performance, to improve the water fluxes with no loss in rejection.
Thank you very much.
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