Abstract

Coagulation of a polysulfone solution film was induced by water vapour sorption under atmospheric exposure, followed by water diffusion in a coagulation bath. Demixing in the skin region of the solution film can involve both equilibrium and non-equilibrium phase separation. Surface pore size of the solidified film is proportional to the duration of the liquidliquid phase separation during vapour sorption.

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