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Can methanol entrained in carbon dioxide gas be separated using membranes?

2020-06-30View Original

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Currently, carbon dioxide product gas often contains trace amounts of methanol; can this methanol be separated using membranes? I hope someone who works in membrane separation can help solve this issue; if possible, detailed information on the gas components would be useful.
Reply #22020-07-01
It can be purified to industrial and food-grade standards through adsorption purification methods

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