Abstract
AbstractNew rigid polyimides with bulky CF3 groups were synthesized and engineered into high‐performance hollow fiber membranes. The enhanced rotational barrier provided by properly positioned CF3 side groups prohibited fiber transition layer collapse during cross‐linking, thereby greatly improving CO2/CH4 separation performance compared to conventional materials for aggressive natural gas feeds.
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