from its methane-containing binary gas mixture can be achieved by using Poly(ether-block-amide) (PEBAX) mixed matrix membranes (MMMs). According to FESEM and AFM analyses
silica-based nanoparticles were homogenously integrated within the polymer matrix
facilitating penetration of CO
2
through the membrane while acting as barrier for methane gas. The membrane containing 4.6 wt% fumed silica (FS) (PEBAX/4.6 wt% FS) exhibits astonishing selectivity results where binary gas mixture of CO
2
/CH
4
was used as feed gas. As detected by gas chromatography
in the permeate side
data showed a significant increase of CO
2
permeance
while CH
4
transport through the mixed matrix membrane was not detectable. Moreover
PEBAX/4.6 wt% FS greatly exceeds the Robeson limit. According to data reported on CO
2
/CH
4
gas pair separation in the literature
the results achieved in this work are beyond those data reported in the literature
particularly when PEBAX/4.6 wt% FS membrane was utilized.
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