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Equilibrium shift, poisoning prevention, and selectivity enhancement in catalysis via dehydration of polymeric membranes

Chemistry

Equilibrium shift, poisoning prevention, and selectivity enhancement in catalysis via dehydration of polymeric membranes

M. Hyeon, H. Park, et al.

This innovative research by Myeong-Hun Hyeon and colleagues introduces a thermally rearranged poly-benzoxazole hollow fiber membrane capable of selectively removing water at temperatures up to 400 °C. This breakthrough technology addresses critical challenges in chemical reactions, improving product yields through the reduction of equilibrium limitations and catalyst deactivation.

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Abstract
Water byproduct generation often hinders chemical reactions. This study introduces a thermally rearranged poly-benzoxazole (TR-PBO) hollow fiber membrane for selective water removal at temperatures up to 400 °C. The membrane's application in a reactor addresses equilibrium limitations, catalyst deactivation, and water-based side reactions, enhancing product yields in various reactions, including reverse water-gas shift (RWGS), methane combustion, and Fischer-Tropsch olefin (FTO) synthesis.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Mar 25, 2023
Authors
Myeong-Hun Hyeon, Hae-Gu Park, Jongmyeong Lee, Chang-In Kong, Eun-Young Kim, Jong Hak Kim, Su-Young Moon, Seok Ki Kim
Tags
water removal
thermally rearranged poly-benzoxazole
hollow fiber membrane
chemical reactions
catalyst deactivation
product yield
reverse water-gas shift
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