Polymer-modified regenerated cellulose membranes: following the atom transfer radical polymerization concepts consistent with the principles of green chemistry

Abstract Synthetic routes for functionalization of cellulose membranes by polymer chains characterized controlled structures are constantly developed to precisely adjust the properties prepared material while minimizing impact on membrane performance. The review presents a critical and integrative evaluation prior research atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) techniques, emphasizing methods carried out with diminished catalyst concentration that were used grafting polymers from membranes. paper introduces as naturally-derived efficient filtration production focusing fundamentals structure, reasons, advantages using membrane-built substrate. It also covers fundamental mechanistic aspects ATRP basic principles low ppm latest reports. works up date concerning “classic” concept, paying attention complex synthetic methodology, well final obtained materials shown. Subsequent, techniques discussed against background approach in synthesizing bioactive surfaces functional biomaterials based structure membranes, emphasis level more cost-effective thus compatible use commercial application. present work is concise perspective review, which shows both achievements broad prospects development this issue coming years. Graphical