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Preparation of SAMS-CMC-CS bipolar membrane and its application in electro-generating FeO 2−4

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Central European Journal of Chemistry

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The preparation of SAMS-CMC-CS bipolar membrane grafted onto CMC by SAMS was reported. The cross-section view of SAMS-CMC-CS BM were studied by SEM. FT-IR spectrum indicated that SAMS-CMC-CS BM contained-SO 3 ,-COO and −N=CHR functional groups. Compared with CMC-CS BM, SAMS-CMC-CS BM appears to have better mechanical strength and chemical stability in alkali solution at [OH]≥9.5 mol/L, with a swelling of 55 %. The electrochemical properties of SAMS-CMC-CS BM were also studied. SAMS-CS-CMC BM not only effectively prevented FeO 2−4 from diffusing into the cathode chamber, but also played an important role in the supply of OH consumed during the electro-generated FeO 2−4 process.

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Ren, Y., Chen, Z., Chen, R. et al. Preparation of SAMS-CMC-CS bipolar membrane and its application in electro-generating FeO 2−4 . cent.eur.j.chem. 5, 177–190 (2007). https://doi.org/10.2478/s11532-006-0065-6

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