In reverse osmosis, membranes are made of *
Plastic
Cotton
Silk
polymer
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Polymer
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Polymer is frequently used in reverse
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Polymer
In reverse osmosis, membranes are made of Polymer
- We employ a polymer because it needs to let water pass through while trapping microscopic elements including nutrients, chemicals, germs, and viruses.
- Important polymers used to create reverse osmosis membranes include polyamides, piperazine, cellulose acetate, cellulose diacetate, and cellulose triacetate.
- Due to their desirable characteristics, such as their customizable pore structure, strong chemical, mechanical, and thermal resistance, good salt rejection, and/or high water permeability, polymers have garnered a lot of interest.
- Nowadays, the polymeric reverse osmosis is used for desalination of sea, waste water treatment etc.
- Polymers has an additional features of high temperature, corrosive effluent, cost-effective, high mechanical strength etc.
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