Affiliation:
Project: Ukrainian scientific book in a foreign language
Year: 2023
Publisher: PH “Akademperiodyka”
Pages: 112
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15407/akademperiodyka.477.112
ISBN: 978-966-360-477-0
Language: English
How to Cite:
Fainleib, A., Grigoryeva, O., Starostenko, O., Gusakova, K., Grande, D. (2023) Thermostable Nanoporous Polycyanurates. Kyiv, PH “Akademperiodyka”. 112p. [in Ukrainian].
Abstract:
The monograph is devoted to the synthesis, analysis of the structure and morphology, porosity parameters and physicochemical properties of heat-resistant nanoporous polycyanurates, as well as the possibility of their application for gas separation. Nanoporous films obtained using reactive and inert porogens, high-boiling liquids, incomplete conversion of cyanate monomers, as well as radiation technologies (production of track membranes by bombarding thin films of polycyanurates with subsequent chemical etching and sensitization) are described.
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