ArticleNature communications2025
Integration of ordered porous materials for targeted three-component gas separation.
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- Polymeric Sorbents as Energy-Efficient Alternative to Cryogenic Distillation for Light Hydrocarbon Purification.Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) · 2026Review
- Flexible Metal-Organic Frameworks for Gas Handling Operations of CONano-micro letters · 2026Review
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Abstract
Separation of multi-component mixtures in an energy-efficient manner has important practical impact in chemical industry but is highly challenging. Especially, targeted simultaneous removal of multiple impurities to purify the desired product in one-step separation process is an extremely difficult task. We introduced a pore integration strategy of modularizing ordered pore structures with specific functions for on-demand assembly to deal with complex multi-component separation systems, which are unattainable by each individual pore. As a proof of concept, two ultramicroporous nanocrystals (one for C
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