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Porous metal–organic frameworks with chelating multiamine sites for selective adsorption and chemical conversion of carbon dioxide

Zhao et al., 2018

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14662351546416174387
Author
Zhao D
Liu X
Guo J
Xu H
Zhao Y
Lu Y
Sun W
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Inorganic Chemistry

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A combination of carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and chemical fixation in a one-step process is attractive for chemists and environmentalists. In this work, by incorporating chelating multiamine sites to enhance the binding affinity toward CO2, two novel metal–organic …
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