Barrier membranes of self-assembled lamellar poly(lactide-isoprene-lactide)triblock copolymers
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TextSeries: ; Journal of Membrane Science, 259(1-2), p.1-9, 2005Contained works: - Lape, N.K
- Mao, H
- Camper, D
- Hillmyer, M.A
- Cussler, E.L
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Permeation across thin films can be retarded when the films contain aligned flakes of a less permeable material, but aligning these flakes can be difficult. In this research, we measure transport across less permeable flakes which self-assemble from a triblock copolymer. Elasticity is most influenced by an isoprene block but permeability is dominated by a lactide block. The permeability of this lamellar composite for helium, oxygen, and nitrogen is about 20
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