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Molecule-Based Crystalline Adsorbents: Advancing Adsorption Theory and Storage/Separation Applications
As a simple and common physicochemical process, adsorption is the basis of storage, separation, and many other applications. Compared to conventional adsorbents, molecule-based crystalline materials show advantages of extremely rich and easily designable/synthesized/characterized structures as well as remarkable flexibility. The emergence of new adsorbent materials has brought forth both opportunities and challenges for adsorption theory and its applications.
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