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Characterizing carbon molecular sieve and polymeric nanocomposite membrane materials.

Carbon molecular sieve (CMS) and polymer-nanocomposite (PNC) membranes are getting increasingly more applications in practical processes. We have developed new theories, experimental techniques, and mathematical models for the characterization o f the microstructure and the gas permeation properties of CMS and PNC membranes in this project. Polymer-nanocomposite fibers were also synthesized and characterized for their mechanical and structural properties. The specific scopes of this project are: