微型多孔材料
群(周期表)
体积热力学
范德瓦尔斯力
聚合物
膜
线型聚合物
热力学
化学
材料科学
高分子化学
高分子科学
物理
有机化学
分子
生物化学
作者
Albert X. Wu,Sharon Lin,Katherine Mizrahi Rodriguez,Francesco M. Benedetti,Taigyu Joo,Aristotle F. Grosz,Kayla R. Storme,Naksha Roy,Duha Syar,Zachary P. Smith
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.memsci.2021.119526
摘要
Fractional free volume (FFV) is a commonly used metric for the development of structure–property relationships for polymer membranes. The most common method to calculate FFV uses Bondi's group contribution method, first introduced in 1964. While updated in 1997, there has not been a significant compilation of new structural motifs since the advent of linear microporous polymers. In this study, we critically examined the assumptions in Bondi's original method and provide four recommendations to streamline and improve the accuracy of calculating van der Waals volume (VW) for any group. Using these recommendations, we created an updated list of VW values for structural groups commonly present in microporous polymers. The VW and FFV values were then calculated for a database of 123 microporous and high free volume polymers from the literature, showing an average 7% decrease in VW and corresponding increase in FFV by a factor of 24% when compared to prior group contribution correlations in the literature. The significant apparent increase in estimated FFV provides a new perspective to understand and interpret the role of free volume on the separation performance of linear microporous polymers. Additionally, standardization of the group contribution method allows for the direct comparison of FFV values across studies.
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