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The research, as described in this thesis, is carrier out within the cluster "Catalysis, Membranes and Separations"(CMS) of ADEM (A green Deal in Energy Materials), which is funded by the Dutch ministry of economic affairs. The ADEM program aims to materialize innovations in energy technologies in close collaboration with industry. In the CMS cluster the focus is on material development for technologies that can mitigate the effects of carbon dioxide. By understanding the structure-property relationship of the materials it is possible to gain insight in the performance of such materials under process conditions. The focus of this thesis is on the development of a hydrothermally stable microporous membrane that can be used in a water gas shift membrane reactor concept for pre-combustion carbon capture

Metal doped hybrid silica for hydrothermally stable hydrogen separation membranes