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The study of gas separation has a long history, but only over the past two decades has it been the major industrial application of membrane technology4). Since Monsanto launched its hydrogen-separating Prism® membrane for commercial use in 1980, many other companies have developed their membrane technologies. Gas separation by selective permeation through polymer membranes is one of the fastest growing branches of separation technology1) because it is energy-efficient and cost-effective. The applications of polymeric membranes for gas separation has broadened from traditional H2 enrichment to O2/N2 separation and CO2 capture.

Polymer Designs with High Gas Permeable Characteristics for Small Gas Separations