Advanced polymeric membranes for CO ₂ separation: Fundamentals, materials, and practical challenges

Tae Hoon Lee; Byung Kwan Lee; Young Cho; Hyo Won Kim; Sang Hoon Han; Seong Yong Ha; Ho Bum Park

doi:10.1039/d5mh02360b

January 1, 2026Materials HorizonsOpen Access

Advanced polymeric membranes for CO ₂ separation: Fundamentals, materials, and practical challenges

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This research focuses on improving membrane-based CO2 separation methods to aid in achieving carbon neutrality.
Assessment of various polymeric membranes
Evaluation of permeability and selectivity trade-offs
Analysis of long-term stability
Review of scalability challenges
Identified critical trade-offs between permeability and selectivity
Demonstrated that certain materials enhance long-term stability
Highlighted scalability issues that hinder widespread application

Implication

Membrane technology aims to enhance CO2 separation efficiency, addressing key limitations in scalability and stability.

Abstract

Membrane-based CO 2 separation is emerging as a central technology for achieving carbon neutrality, yet its widespread deployment remains constrained by longstanding trade-offs among permeability, selectivity, long-term stability, and scalability. This...

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Lee et al. (2026) studied this question.

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