Mechanistic studies of carrier-mediated transport through supported liquid membranes

Lysander A.J. Chrisstoffels, Feike de Jong, David N. Reinhoudt

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    Abstract

    Carrier-assisted transport through supported liquid membranes is one of the important applications of supramolecular chemistry. Carriers for the selective transport of neutral molecules, anions, cations or zwitter ionic species have been developed. The transport can be described by subsequent partitioning, complexation and diffusion. Mechanistic studies are mainly focussed on diffusion limited transport, in which diffusion of the complex through the membrane phase is the rate­limiting step of the transport. Recently, kinetic aspects in membrane transport have been elucidated with new carriers for which the rate of decomplexation determines the rate of transport. In this chapter, recent mechanistic aspects for carrier-assisted transport through supported liquid membranes are reviewed.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationChemical Separations with Liquid Membranes
    EditorsRichard A. Bartsch, J. Douglas Way
    Place of PublicationAnaheim, California
    PublisherAmerican Chemical Society
    Chapter3
    Pages18-56
    ISBN (Electronic)9780841215917
    ISBN (Print)9780841234475
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1996
    Event209th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society 1995 - Anaheim, United States
    Duration: 2 Apr 19956 Apr 1995
    Conference number: 209

    Publication series

    NameACS symposium series
    PublisherAmerican Chemical Society
    Volume642
    ISSN (Print)0097-6156

    Conference

    Conference209th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society 1995
    Country/TerritoryUnited States
    CityAnaheim
    Period2/04/956/04/95

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