Examining the mystery of polymer membranes and using tiny holes in PET bottles

【Supercategory：1. Fiber/polymer materials Category：1.2 Synthetic fiber/polymer materials Subcategory：1.2.1 Petroleum derived fiber/polymer materials】

Synthetic resin polymer membranes, of which PET bottles are a leading example, have extremely tiny pores that allow gases to pass through them but not liquids. I am working to develop a barrier material for electronic materials that will make them 1 million times less permeable to gases. This area of research is currently garnering attention.

FACULTY RESEARCH ACTIVITY 2020/ Shinshu University Faculty of Textile Science and Technology

Keywords

PET bottles, Synthetic resin, polymer membranes, barrier material, electronic materials

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