CO2 switchable dual responsive polymers as draw solutes for forward osmosis desalination

Towards temperature driven forward osmosis desalination using Semi-IPN hydrogels as reversible draw agents

(2013) Yufeng Cai et al.   WATER RESEARCH

Novel lower critical solution temperature phase transition materials effectively control osmosis by mild temperature changes

(2012) Minwoo Noh et al.   CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS

An initial study of hexavalent phosphazene salts as draw solutes in forward osmosis

(2012) Mark L. Stone et al.   DESALINATION

Switchable polarity solvents as draw solutes for forward osmosis

(2012) Mark L. Stone et al.   DESALINATION

A review of draw solutes in forward osmosis process and their use in modern applications

(2012) Laura Chekli et al.   Desalination and Water Treatment

Significantly enhanced water flux in forward osmosis desalination with polymer-graphene composite hydrogels as a draw agent

(2012) Yao Zeng et al.   RSC Advances

Stimuli-responsive polymer hydrogels as a new class of draw agent for forward osmosis desalination

(2011) Dan Li et al.   CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS

Tertiary amine solvents having switchable hydrophilicity

(2011) Philip G. Jessop et al.   GREEN CHEMISTRY

Exploration of polyelectrolytes as draw solutes in forward osmosis processes

(2011) Qingchun Ge et al.   WATER RESEARCH

General Strategy for Making CO2-Switchable Polymers

(2011) Dehui Han et al.   ACS Macro Letters

A novel hybrid forward osmosis - nanofiltration (FO-NF) process for seawater desalination: Draw solution selection and system configuration

(2010) C.H. Tan et al.   Desalination and Water Treatment

Characterization of novel forward osmosis hollow fiber membranes

(2010) Rong Wang et al.   JOURNAL OF MEMBRANE SCIENCE

Fabrication of novel poly(amide–imide) forward osmosis hollow fiber membranes with a positively charged nanofiltration-like selective layer

(2010) Laurentia Setiawan et al.   JOURNAL OF MEMBRANE SCIENCE

Responsive polymers in controlled drug delivery

(2008) A.K. Bajpai et al.   PROGRESS IN POLYMER SCIENCE