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Although there are various commercially available methods for the separation and capture of gas species such as CO 2 and H 2 , they are energy expensive and in some cases environmentally unfriendly. The membrane separation process presents advantages such as its relative simplicity, ease of use, low energy consumption, and application in the separation of both liquid and gas mixtures...