A review of the study and application of the application of organic-metal nanostructured frameworks as a membrane in desalination of seawater
Subject Areas :yousef ghorbaniy 1 , Seyyed Mehdi Ghoreishi 2 , Milad Ghani 3
1 - kashan
2 - kashan
3 - kashan
Keywords: MOFs, Membrane, desalination, Sea Water,
Abstract :
Due to the increase in population and as a result of the increase in economic activities in the world, the demand for water consumption has increased significantly. Seawater covers two-thirds of the earth's surface, so it makes sense to use these resources to provide drinking water and could be an important component in solving the problem of water scarcity. In addition, existing technologies for water treatment to meet There are certain water quality requirements, so reusing used water to address water shortages can be further explored. In recent years, organic metal frameworks have received much attention due to their interesting chemistry and potential applications. In the science of separation, researchers have extensively studied organic-metal frameworks for gas separation and water treatment. In this paper, the aim is to investigate the possibility of using organic-metal frameworks for membrane desalination. Therefore, after a brief introduction of organic-metallic frameworks, several methods for preparing membranes of organic-metallic frameworks, water desalination techniques and methods of application of organic-metallic frameworks and finally membranes of organic-metallic frameworks for different applications of water Such as desalination, nanofiltration, ultrafiltration and microfiltration are considered. The use of organic-metal frameworks as membranes in water treatment is still in its infancy compared to other applications such as gas separation.
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