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Coupling membranes and dendritic polymers

for advanced water purification

Summer 2012 REU Poster: Coupling membranes and dendritic polymers for advanced water purification

Monday, July 30, 2012 3:00pm - 3:20pm EDT  
Host: Coupling membranes and dendritic polymers
By: Colin Richards, REU Program 2012, Clemson University and Deidre Baker, REU Program 2012, Clemson University

This project focuses on the incorporation of dendrimers in water filtration systems.  Dendrimer coatings on reverse osmosis membranes have been shown to reduce the effects fouling has on the membrane flux. The dendrimer coating needs to be removed when it becomes saturated with foulant.  This project focuses on novel methods of removing the dendrimer coating from the membrane as well as coating the membrane with the dendrimer.  Furthermore, the feasibility of dendrimer coated ultrafiltration mebranes is examined, specifically focusing on their ability to remove trace water contaminants.

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Presenters

Colin Richards
Colin Richards

REU Program 2012, Clemson University


Deidre Baker
Deidre Baker

REU Program 2012, Clemson University

Chemical Engineering major at Lehigh University and summer 2012 participant in the Advanced Functional Membranes REU at Clemson University.
 


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