Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
60(14), P. 7547 - 7552
Published: Jan. 15, 2021
Abstract
Despite
much
intense
investigation
on
the
C
2
H
/CO
separation,
trade‐off
between
adsorption
capacity
and
separation
selectivity
is
still
tricky.
To
overcome
dilemma,
we
have
rationally
synthesized
an
ultra‐stable
fluorinated
hybrid
porous
material
SIFSIX‐Cu‐TPA
with
ith‐d
topology.
Completely
differing
from
famous
pillar‐layer
materials,
possesses
a
unique
pillar‐cage
structure,
in
which
SiF
6
2−
anions
cross‐link
two
adjacent
metal
nodes
as
pillars
to
stabilize
three‐dimensional
framework
constructed
by
icosahedral
tetrahedral
cages.
As
anticipated,
has
high
BET
surface
area
(1330
m
g
−1
)
well
uptake
(185
cm
3
at
298
K
1
bar).
At
same
time,
due
obvious
difference
performance
of
CO
especially
low
pressure
area,
also
exhibits
excellent
(breakthrough
time
up
68
min
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
142(19), P. 8728 - 8737
Published: March 19, 2020
Adsorptive
separation
of
acetylene
(C2H2)
from
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
promises
a
practical
way
to
produce
high-purity
C2H2
required
for
industrial
applications.
However,
challenges
exist
in
the
pore
environment
engineering
porous
materials
recognize
two
molecules
due
their
similar
molecular
sizes
and
physical
properties.
Herein,
we
report
strategy
optimize
environments
multivariate
metal-organic
frameworks
(MOFs)
efficient
C2H2/CO2
by
tuning
metal
components,
functionalized
linkers,
terminal
ligands.
The
optimized
material
UPC-200(Al)-F-BIM,
constructed
Al3+
clusters,
fluorine-functionalized
organic
benzimidazole
ligands,
demonstrated
highest
efficiency
(C2H2/CO2
uptake
ratio
2.6)
productivity
among
UPC-200
systems.
Experimental
computational
studies
revealed
contribution
small
size
polar
functional
groups
on
selectivity
indicated
UPC-200(Al)-F-BIM.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
32(21)
Published: April 3, 2020
Metal-organic
frameworks
(MOFs)
are
an
intriguing
type
of
crystalline
porous
materials
that
can
be
readily
built
from
metal
ions
or
clusters
and
organic
linkers.
Recently,
MOF
materials,
featuring
high
surface
areas,
rich
structural
tunability,
functional
pore
surfaces,
which
accommodate
a
variety
guest
molecules
as
proton
carriers
to
systemically
regulate
the
concentration
mobility
within
available
space,
have
attracted
tremendous
attention
for
their
roles
solid
electrolytes
in
fuel
cells.
Recent
advances
MOFs
versatile
platform
conduction
field
humidity
condition
proton-conduction,
anhydrous
atmosphere
single-crystal
including
MOF-based
membranes
cells,
summarized
highlighted.
Furthermore,
challenges,
future
trends,
prospects
also
discussed.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Jan. 12, 2021
Abstract
The
development
of
microwave
absorption
materials
(MAMs)
is
a
considerable
important
topic
because
our
living
space
crowed
with
electromagnetic
wave
which
threatens
human’s
health.
And
MAMs
are
also
used
in
radar
stealth
for
protecting
the
weapons
from
being
detected.
Many
nanomaterials
were
studied
as
MAMs,
but
not
all
them
have
satisfactory
performance.
Recently,
metal–organic
frameworks
(MOFs)
attracted
tremendous
attention
owing
to
their
tunable
chemical
structures,
diverse
properties,
large
specific
surface
area
and
uniform
pore
distribution.
MOF
can
transform
porous
carbon
(PC)
decorated
metal
species
at
appropriate
pyrolysis
temperature.
However,
loss
mechanism
pure
MOF-derived
PC
often
relatively
simple.
In
order
further
improve
MA
performance,
MOFs
coupled
other
widely
method.
this
review,
we
summarize
theories
MA,
progress
different
PC‑based
structures
incorporated
dielectric
or
magnetic
materials.
performance
mechanisms
discussed
detail.
Finally,
shortcomings,
challenges
perspectives
presented.
We
hope
review
could
provide
new
insight
design
fabricate
PC-based
better
fundamental
understanding
practical
application.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
32(24)
Published: May 11, 2020
The
realization
of
porous
materials
for
highly
selective
separation
acetylene
(C2
H2
)
from
various
other
gases
(e.g.,
carbon
dioxide
and
ethylene)
by
adsorption
is
prime
importance
but
challenging
in
the
petrochemical
industry.
Herein,
a
chemically
stable
Hofmann-type
metal-organic
framework
(MOF),
Co(pyz)[Ni(CN)4
]
(termed
as
ZJU-74a),
that
features
sandwich-like
binding
sites
benchmark
C2
capture
reported.
Gas
sorption
isotherms
reveal
ZJU-74a
exhibits
far
record
capacity
(49
cm3
g-1
at
0.01
bar
296
K)
thus
ultrahigh
selectivity
/CO2
(36.5),
/C2
H4
(24.2),
/CH4
(1312.9)
ambient
conditions,
respectively,
which
highest
among
all
robust
MOFs
reported
so
far.
Theoretical
calculations
indicate
oppositely
adjacent
nickel(II)
centers
together
with
cyanide
groups
different
layers
can
construct
sandwich-type
site
to
offer
dually
strong
cooperative
interactions
molecule,
leading
its
selectivities.
exceptional
performance
confirmed
both
simulated
experimental
breakthrough
curves
50/50
(v/v)
,
1/99
mixtures
under
conditions.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
50(2), P. 986 - 1029
Published: Nov. 23, 2020
Microporous
framework
membranes
with
well-defined
micropore
structure
such
as
metal-organic
and
covalent
organic
hold
great
promise
for
the
enormous
challenging
separations
in
energy
environment
fields.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Jan. 8, 2021
Abstract
Efficient
and
sustainable
methods
for
carbon
dioxide
capture
are
highly
sought
after.
Mature
technologies
involve
chemical
reactions
that
absorb
CO
2,
but
they
have
many
drawbacks.
Energy-efficient
alternatives
may
be
realised
by
porous
physisorbents
with
void
spaces
complementary
in
size
electrostatic
potential
to
molecular
2
.
Here,
we
present
a
robust,
recyclable
inexpensive
adsorbent
termed
MUF-16.
This
metal-organic
framework
captures
high
affinity
its
one-dimensional
channels,
as
determined
adsorption
isotherms,
X-ray
crystallography
density-functional
theory
calculations.
Its
low
other
competing
gases
delivers
selectivity
the
of
over
methane,
acetylene,
ethylene,
ethane,
propylene
propane.
For
equimolar
mixtures
/CH
4
/C
H
,
is
6690
510,
respectively.
Breakthrough
gas
separations
under
dynamic
conditions
benefit
from
short
time
lags
elution
weakly-adsorbed
component
deliver
high-purity
hydrocarbon
products,
including
pure
methane
acetylene.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
144(4), P. 1681 - 1689
Published: Dec. 29, 2021
The
removal
of
carbon
dioxide
(CO2)
from
acetylene
(C2H2)
is
a
critical
industrial
process
for
manufacturing
high-purity
C2H2.
However,
it
remains
challenging
to
address
the
tradeoff
between
adsorption
capacity
and
selectivity,
on
account
their
similar
physical
properties
molecular
sizes.
To
overcome
this
difficulty,
here
we
report
novel
strategy
involving
regulation
hydrogen-bonding
nanotrap
pore
surface
promote
separation
C2H2/CO2
mixtures
in
three
isostructural
metal-organic
frameworks
(MOFs,
named
MIL-160,
CAU-10H,
CAU-23,
respectively).
Among
them,
which
has
abundant
acceptors
as
nanotraps,
can
selectively
capture
molecules
demonstrates
an
ultrahigh
C2H2
storage
(191
cm3
g-1,
or
213
cm-3)
but
much
less
CO2
uptake
(90
g-1)
under
ambient
conditions.
amount
MIL-160
remarkably
higher
than
those
other
two
MOFs
(86
119
g-1
CAU-10H
respectively)
same
More
importantly,
both
simulation
experimental
breakthrough
results
show
that
sets
new
benchmark
equimolar
terms
potential
(Δqbreak
=
5.02
mol/kg)
productivity
(6.8
mol/kg).
In
addition,
situ
FT-IR
experiments
computational
modeling
further
reveal
unique
host-guest
multiple
interaction
key
factor
achieving
extraordinary
superior
selectivity.
This
work
provides
powerful
approach
extremely
gas
separation.