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Truly chlorine‐resistant polyamide reverse osmosis composite membrane

Shaoyu Wu, Can Zheng, Guodong Zheng

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Truly chlorine-resistant polyamide reverse osmosis composite membranes were prepared by cross-linking the interface of the composite membrane. Such membranes possessed chlorine resistance one order of magnitude more than those of the commercially used polyamide composite membranes. The effect of the degree of cross-linking on chlorine resistance was also described. © 1996 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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Key concepts: Polyamide, Reverse osmosis, Membrane, Thin-film composite membrane, Chlorine, Composite number, Materials science, Polymer chemistry