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How Well Do Metal-Organic Frameworks Tolerate Flue Gas Impurities?

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JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY C
Volume 116, Issue 43, Pages 22987-22991

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AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/jp308717y

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  1. EC MarieCurie International Reintegration [2010-277124]

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We present a comprehensive computational study on how SO2, NO2, NO, CO, and O-2 affect the CO, adsorption in some MOFs which showed exceptionally high pure CO2, uptake at low pressures. Our results show that SO2 is a significant threat to CO2, capture in Mg and Co/DOBDC MOFs, while Nil DOBDC tolerates it very well. We further show that the presence of SO2 might either increase or not affect the CO2, uptake in some MOFs rather than causing a decrease as expected. Our results also reveal that NO2, NO, and O-2 are a major concern for CO2, adsorption in MOFs with adeninate linkers (e.g., Bio-MOFs).

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