Nikunj P. Patel

Works (8)

Updated: July 5th, 2023 16:00

2005 journal article

Tunable CO2 transport through mixed polyether membranes

JOURNAL OF MEMBRANE SCIENCE, 251(1-2), 51–57.

By: N. Patel n, M. Hunt n, S. Lin-Gibson*, S. Bencherif * & R. Spontak n 

author keywords: polyether; gas-separation membrane; reverse selectivity
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2004 journal article

Effects of pressure and nanoparticle functionality on CO2-selective nanocomposites derived from crosslinked poly(ethylene glycol)

MACROMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS, 205(18), 2409–2419.

By: N. Patel n, J. Zielinski *, J. Samseth * & R. Spontak n 

author keywords: gas permeation; membranes; nanocomposites; networks; poly(ethylene glycol)
TL;DR: Results from swelling and sorption kinetics confirm that both penetrant diffusivity and solubility increase with increasing PEGda chain length and decreasing network density, and Methacrylate- terminated FS nanoparticles are more effective in improving rheological properties and retaining high CO 2 selectivity than hydroxyl-terminated nanoparticles of comparable size. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2004 journal article

Gas-transport and thermal properties of a microphase-ordered poly(styrene-b-ethylene oxide-b-styrene) triblock copolymer and its blends with poly(ethylene glycol)

MACROMOLECULES, 37(8), 2829–2838.

By: N. Patel n & R. Spontak n 

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2004 journal article

Mesoblends of polyether block copolymers with poly(ethylene glycol)

MACROMOLECULES, 37(4), 1394–1402.

By: N. Patel n & R. Spontak n 

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2004 journal article

Morphological, mechanical and gas-transport characteristics of crosslinked poly(propylene glycol): homopolymers, nanocomposites and blends

POLYMER, 45(17), 5941–5950.

By: N. Patel n, C. Aberg n, A. Sanchez n, M. Capracotta n, J. Martin n  & R. Spontak n 

Contributors: N. Patel n, C. Aberg n, A. Sanchez n, M. Capracotta n, J. Martin n  & R. Spontak n 

author keywords: reverse-selective; polymer membrane; nanocomposite
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2003 journal article

Highly CO2-permeable and selective polymer nanocomposite membranes

ADVANCED MATERIALS, 15(9), 729–733.

By: N. Patel n, A. Miller  n & R. Spontak n 

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2003 journal article

Solvent-facilitated homopolymer sorption in swollen block copolymer matrices

MACROMOLECULES, 36(9), 3206–3209.

By: J. Stevens n, W. Thongruang n, N. Patel n, S. Smith n & R. Spontak n 

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2002 journal article

Block copolymer/homopolymer mesoblends: Preparation and characterization

MACROMOLECULES, 35(6), 2268–2276.

By: R. Roberge n, N. Patel n, S. White  n, W. Thongruang n, S. Smith  n & R. Spontak n 

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