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Why do we need a membrane for energy storage & conversion?

The current energy crisis has prompted the development of new energy sources and energy storage/conversion devices. Membranes, as the key component, not only provide enormous separation potential for energy purification but also guarantee stable and high-efficiency operation for rechargeable batteries and fuel cells.

Can low-cost hydrocarbon membranes be used for grid energy storage?

This work illustrates a potential pathway for manufacturing and upscaling of next-generation cost-effective flow batteries based on low-cost hydrocarbon membranes developed in the past decades to translate to large-scale applications for grid energy storage.

Can hydrocarbon membranes be used in terawatt-scale flow batteries?

Future terawatt-scale deployment of flow batteries will require substantial capital cost reduction, particularly low-cost electrolytes and hydrocarbon ion exchange membranes. However, integration of hydrocarbon membranes with novel flow battery chemistries in commercial-scale stacks is yet to be demonstrated.

What is the role of membrane in energy purification & storage?

Membrane roles in energy purification, storage, and conversion The membrane technique is deemed an advanced and sustainable method, providing vital strategies, which include membrane separation and battery separators, to promote further development of new energy sources from production to utilization.

Are 2D material separation membranes a good choice for energy field applications?

Remarkably, two-dimensional (2D) material separation membranes have attracted intense attention on their excellent performance in energy field applications, owing to high mechanical/chemical stability, low mass transport resistance, strict size-exclusion, and abundant modifiable functional groups.

Which MFI membranes are suitable for ethanol recovery?

Gu et al. developed stable pure-silica MFI membranes with strong hydrophobicity supported on YSZ substrates for ethanol recovery, which exhibited a high flux of 7.4 kg m −2 h −1 with a separation factor of 47 for ethanol/water at 60 °C.