Selective amphiphilic polyelectrolyte complex bilayers with sub-nanometer effective pore sizes and high permeance

Luca Mazzaferro; Ishan R. Ahuja; Nikan Mokarinezhad; Ayşe Asatekin

doi:10.1039/d5ta09678b

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Selective amphiphilic polyelectrolyte complex bilayers with sub-nanometer effective pore sizes and high permeance

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The study aims to develop membrane materials that balance tunable selectivity and high permeance for various applications.
Designed amphiphilic polyelectrolyte complex bilayers
Measured effective pore sizes at sub-nanometer levels
Evaluated permeance under different conditions
Successfully created bilayers with selective properties
Achieved high permeance rates alongside controlled pore sizes
Demonstrated potential for complex separation applications

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Novel membranes achieve complex separations with tuned selectivity and high permeance, indicating advanced material potential.

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As membrane applications expand, there is a need for novel membrane materials whose selectivity can be tuned to achieve complex separations while maintaining high permeance. This is particularly important for...

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