Inorganic membranes

Inorganic membranes are thin barriers made from non-living materials like ceramics, metals, or glass. They allow certain substances—such as gases or liquids—to pass through while blocking others, enabling efficient separation processes. These membranes are durable, resistant to high temperatures and harsh chemicals, making them ideal for industrial uses like water purification, gas separation, or chemical manufacturing. Their stability and selectivity help improve efficiency and safety in various applications.