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publicationDate 1984-08-03-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber JP-S59135239-A
titleOfInvention Production of porous polysulfone membrane
abstract PURPOSE: To facilitate the production of a porous polysulfone membrane capable of being used to filter a relatively high MW compound, by producing the porous membrane by a wet process in which a mixture containing ethylene carbonate is used as a coagulant. n CONSTITUTION: In the production of a porous polysulfone membrane by a wet process, use is made of a coagulant which is a mixture containing 15W90wt% ethylene carbonate. The polysulfone solution used is preferred to contain not only a good solvent but also a swelling agent. Examples of the swelling agents used include alcohols. When the ethylene carbonate content of the coagulant is below 15wt%, the effect of preventing skin layer formation is lowered, and the permeability, for example, is lowered to the order of 1,000(1/hr.m 3 .atm). When the content is above 90wt%, the workability in membrane formation becomes poor because ethylene carbonate is solid at normal temperature. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1984,JPO&Japio
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