ArticleIndustrial & engineering chemistry research2025
Cost Estimation of the Production of MIL-100(Fe) at Industrial Scale from Two Upscaled Sustainable Synthesis Routes.
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Abstract
Understanding the impact of MOF synthesis conditions on the production cost is vital in order to have a competitive product with a view toward industrial applications. Here, considering the benchmark mesoporous iron(III) trimesate MIL-100(Fe) as a prototypical example, we show that the production cost can reach <30 $/kg if a careful selection of the synthetic route is made. Two routes were considered in the analysis, using sulfate and nitrate as iron sources. A new optimized synthesis protocol in a 5 L laboratory pilot-scale reactor based on iron sulfate was developed using optimized sustainable aqueous ambient pressure conditions, leading to larger particles and a higher space-time yield. Based on reliable pilot-scale data and established chemical engineering estimation methods, this leads to a significantly lower production cost of high-quality MIL-100(Fe), achieving a potential competitive product.
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