Amine-based membranes

Amine-based membranes are specialized materials used to separate gases, particularly for capturing carbon dioxide (CO₂). They contain chemical compounds called amines, which have a natural affinity for CO₂ molecules. When a gas mixture passes through these membranes, the amines selectively react with and trap CO₂, allowing other gases to pass freely. This property makes amine-based membranes effective for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from industrial processes or power plants, helping to mitigate climate change. They are valued for their efficiency, durability, and ability to operate under various conditions, making them a promising tool in environmental management.