Molecular Simulation and Experimental Study on Adsorptive Separation of the Ar/He Gas Mixture by Two Metal–Organic Frameworks at Room and Lower Temperatures
Shiti Cui,
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Jiasi Zhao,
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Hongbo Xu
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et al.
Langmuir,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
This
study
combines
molecular
simulation
and
experimental
methods
to
investigate
the
adsorptive
separation
performance
of
two
metal–organic
frameworks
(MOFs),
ZIF-67
MIL-53(Al),
for
Ar/He
mixed
gases.
Experimental
adsorption
isotherm
data
were
obtained
at
temperatures
298,
200,
150
K
both
Ar
He
single-component
adsorbates.
The
ideal
adsorbed
solution
theory
(IAST)
grand
canonical
Monte
Carlo
(GCMC)
simulations
calculated
selectivity
coefficients
different
temperatures.
Breakthrough
experiments
analyzed
MOFs
with
varying
feed
ratios
K.
Additionally,
assessed
isosteric
heat
adsorption,
energy
distribution,
binding
energy,
providing
insights
into
competitive
mechanisms.
Results
showed
that
MIL-53(Al)
preferentially
adsorb
Ar,
lower
significantly
enhancing
performance.
preference
is
linked
differences
in
between
adsorbent
sites
gas
molecules.
tests
confirmed
are
effective
or
higher
concentrations
improving
extraction
from
mixture.
Language: Английский
Highly Facile Strategy for the Ultrasensitive Differentiation of D2O and H2O by Red-Emitting Carbon Dots
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 2, 2025
Distinguishing
between
D2O
and
H2O
is
crucial
for
the
utilization
of
high-purity
in
nuclear
industry,
chemical
analysis,
biological
pathway
tracing,
other
fields,
as
well
ensuring
integrity
water
quality
safeguarding
human
health,
but
challenging
due
to
their
highly
analogous
physical
properties.
On
basis
fact
that
exhibits
superior
hydrogen
bond
strength
deprotonation
capacity
phenolic
OH
group
compared
H2O,
red-emitting
carbon
dots
(RCDs)
with
excellent
optical
properties,
salt
tolerance,
photobleaching
resistance,
long-term
storage
stability,
biocompatibility
were
synthesized
via
a
one-step
strategy
at
room
temperature.
The
RCDs
demonstrated
sensitivity
detecting
content
was
found
be
0.060%
0.15%,
respectively.
Collectively,
this
research
expanded
potential
applications
nanomaterials
introduced
facile
analyzing
isotopic
purity
D2O.
Language: Английский