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Is there a membrane through which methane can diffuse/infiltrate, but through which the gases inside cannot diffuse/infiltrate?

2016-06-07View Original

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The requirements for the membrane are as follows: (1) The membrane must be able to be made into thin tubes; (2) Methane molecules must be able to diffuse from outside the membrane to inside it; (3) The gas inside the membrane must not leak out, or only in minimal amounts
Reply #22016-06-07
It’s probably still mostly in the laboratory stage~~ There’s a lot of research activity in universities~~

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