Abstract
AbstractDevelopment of high‐performance asymmetric membranes is a major breakthrough in membrane technology. A comprehensive study on original concepts and new advances in membrane formation process is necessary to generate defect‐free and ultrathin‐skinned asymmetric membranes with superior performance for gas separation process. Correlation of rheological factors with primary‐phase inversion process is a novel approach in membrane research that provides a potential platform to improve membrane performance. The former controls general morphology of membrane, whereas the latter further affects molecular orientation in membrane. © 2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 88: 442–451, 2003
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