A three-dimensional copper metal-organic framework with the rare chabazite(CHA)topology namely FJI-Y11 has been constructed with flexibly carboxylic ligand 5,5'-[(1,4-phenylenebis(methylene))bis(oxy)]diisophthalic...A three-dimensional copper metal-organic framework with the rare chabazite(CHA)topology namely FJI-Y11 has been constructed with flexibly carboxylic ligand 5,5'-[(1,4-phenylenebis(methylene))bis(oxy)]diisophthalic acid(H_(4)L).FJI-Y11 exhibits high water stability with the pH range from 2 to 12 at temperature as high as 373 K.Importantly,FJI-Y11 also shows high efficiency of hydrogen isotope separation using dynamic column breakthrough experiments under atmospheric pressure at 77 K.Attributed to its excellent structural stability,FJI-Y11 possesses good regenerated performance and maintains high separation efficiency after three cycles of breakthrough experiments.展开更多
The unique adsorption performance of metal-organic frameworks(MOFs) indicates a new direction for gas separation and purification. The low-temperature distillation, as a traditional technique for hydrogen isotope sepa...The unique adsorption performance of metal-organic frameworks(MOFs) indicates a new direction for gas separation and purification. The low-temperature distillation, as a traditional technique for hydrogen isotope separation, is limited as it is a high energy-and cost-intensive process. Instead of utilizing such a conventional separation route, we use ordered microporous frameworks based on a physical adsorption mechanism to solve the challenge of hydrogen isotope separation. Herein we analyze M-MOF-74(M=Co, Ni, Mg, Zn), featuring a hexagonal channel about 11 ? and high density of open metal sites, for their ability to separate and purify deuterium from the hydrogen isotope mixture by dynamic column breakthrough experiments. Our results show that the combination of the strength of binding sites, density of coordinatively unsaturated metal sites and hydrogen isotope adsorption capacity of materials renders Co-MOF-74 as an optimal adsorbent for the capture of deuterium from hydrogen isotope mixtures in a simulated industrial process.展开更多
基金the Strategic Priority Research Program of CAS(No.XDB20000000),the Key Research Program of Frontier Sciences,CAS(No.QYZDB-SSW-SLH019)the Natural Nature Science Foundation of China(Nos.21771177,51603206,21203117).
文摘A three-dimensional copper metal-organic framework with the rare chabazite(CHA)topology namely FJI-Y11 has been constructed with flexibly carboxylic ligand 5,5'-[(1,4-phenylenebis(methylene))bis(oxy)]diisophthalic acid(H_(4)L).FJI-Y11 exhibits high water stability with the pH range from 2 to 12 at temperature as high as 373 K.Importantly,FJI-Y11 also shows high efficiency of hydrogen isotope separation using dynamic column breakthrough experiments under atmospheric pressure at 77 K.Attributed to its excellent structural stability,FJI-Y11 possesses good regenerated performance and maintains high separation efficiency after three cycles of breakthrough experiments.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21771177)the Strategic Priority Research Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences (XDB20000000)the Key Research Program of Frontier Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences (QYZDB-SSW-SLH019)。
文摘The unique adsorption performance of metal-organic frameworks(MOFs) indicates a new direction for gas separation and purification. The low-temperature distillation, as a traditional technique for hydrogen isotope separation, is limited as it is a high energy-and cost-intensive process. Instead of utilizing such a conventional separation route, we use ordered microporous frameworks based on a physical adsorption mechanism to solve the challenge of hydrogen isotope separation. Herein we analyze M-MOF-74(M=Co, Ni, Mg, Zn), featuring a hexagonal channel about 11 ? and high density of open metal sites, for their ability to separate and purify deuterium from the hydrogen isotope mixture by dynamic column breakthrough experiments. Our results show that the combination of the strength of binding sites, density of coordinatively unsaturated metal sites and hydrogen isotope adsorption capacity of materials renders Co-MOF-74 as an optimal adsorbent for the capture of deuterium from hydrogen isotope mixtures in a simulated industrial process.
