Selective palladium recovery by a highly porous polyisothiocyanurate

Precious metals, particularly palladium (Pd), are in short supply, and their effective recovery from waste depends on metal-specific adsorbents that provide energy-efficient and environmentally friendly solutions. In this issue of Chem, Coskun and co-workers introduce a new porous organic polymer with exceptional porosity and stability and record-high capacity and selectivity toward Pd.

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In this article, a new porous organic polymer with exceptional porosity and stability, as well as record-high capacity and selectivity towards palladium, is introduced. This polymer will contribute to the efficient recovery of palladium from waste.