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Characterisation and permeation of palladium/stainless steel composite membranesLi et al., 1998
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- Li A
- Liang W
- Hughes R
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- Journal of Membrane Science
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Palladium composite membranes have the potential for the selective removal and separation of hydrogen and can serve in catalytic membrane reactors at high temperature. However, the success of membranes in these applications will largely depend on the …
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