A deep insight into SO2 capture performance enhancement using nanofluids composed of cyclodextrin porous liquids and ZIF-67 nanoparticles at low and high particle content
Shuaiyong Dou , Bowen Zhang , Xuan Wang , Mengru Sun , Cunchao Yang , Yameng Zhao , Yuheng Zhen , Chenxi Cai , Erhong Duan , Jing Han
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Abstract
Nanofluids (NFs) have been recently used as gas separation materials and exhibited advantages in gas–liquid transfer enhancement. However, the reported work was mainly focused on the NFs with low particle content, and the absorption principal part was merely the liquid component. In this work, a kind of novel type I porous liquids (PLs) were designed through the liquefaction of cyclodextrin (CD) by chemical modification, and used as base liquids. Different sized ZIF-67 nanoparticles were uniformly dispersed into the prepared PLs to form NFs systems for SO2 capture. The synergistic effect between solid component and liquid component in NFs were fully analyzed through intensive characterization and desulfurization experiment. The results showed that the base liquids of PLs in NFs with low particle content played a chief part in SO2 capture, and the solid particles were mainly used to improve gas–liquid mass transfer. By contrast, the nanoparticles in NFs with high particle content acted as the main force for SO2 capture, and liquid component functioned as retention agent to make SO2 fully contact with solid particles. The achievements not only bring up a kind of novel SO2 capture materials of NFs, but also provide important guidance for the further exploration of combined materials for gas separation.
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