Oleh DzhodzhykIryna KolesnykVictoriia KonovalovaAnatoliy Burban
The photocatalityc nanocomposite membranes with tin(IV) oxide nanoparticles were obtained by "layerby-layer" self-assembly.Polyelectrolyte complexes with different nature were analyzed as a binder for nanocatalysts.PEI was used as a positively charged polyelectrolyte, and CMC, sodium alginate, κor ιcarrageenans were used as negatively charged ones.The presence of SnO 2 on the membrane surface was confirmed by a scanning electron microscopy (SEM).Polyelectrolyte complexation was studied by zeta-potential measurement.The photocatalytic activity of the nanocomposite membranes was evaluated in the process of milk nanofiltration.The modification of polyethersulfone membranes with polyelectrolyte layers and SnO 2 nanoparticles allowed to produce a highly concentrated retentate and membrane flux remained stable for over 8 h.
B. KeszlerGábor KovácsAndrás TóthI. BertótiMaria Hegyi
Mercedes L. MéndezAnalía I. RomeroVerónica Beatriz RajalE.F. CastroJ.I. CalvoLaura PalacioA. Hernández
J. KochanThomas WintgensJohn E. WongThomas Melin
Mehdi JonoobiAlireza AshoriValentina Siracusa
Iryna KolesnykOleh DzhodzhykVictoriia KonovalovaH. A. SorokinT. H. MeshkovaAnatoliy BurbanS. M. Tsaryk