Revisiting group contribution theory for estimating fractional free volume of microporous polymer membranes
Authors:
- Albert X. WuAWAlbert X. Wu
- Sharon LinSLSharon Lin
- Katherine Mizrahi RodriguezKRKatherine Mizrahi Rodriguez
- Francesco M. BenedettiFrancesco M. Benedetti
- Taigyu JooTJTaigyu Joo
- Aristotle F. GroszAGAristotle F. Grosz
- Kayla R. StormeKSKayla R. Storme
- Naksha RoyNRNaksha Roy
- Duha SyarDSDuha Syar
- Zachary P. SmithZSZachary P. Smith
- 1 October 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Membrane Science
- Vol. 636
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Funding Information
- Office of Naval Research
- National Science Foundation
- US Department of Energy
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