Lin Li, Xuan Zhang, Xin Lian, Laiyu Zhang, Zhiyuan Zhang, Xiongli Liu, Tengfei He, Baiyan Li, Banglin Chen, Xian-He Bu
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摘要
从烟气中去除二氧化硫仍然是一个挑战。利用多孔材料吸附分离SO2已被认为是一种更节能、更经济的方法,可以替代传统的方法,如低温蒸馏。在这里,我们报告了一种灵活的氢键有机框架(HOF-NKU-1),它可以通过材料的客体自适应响应和形状记忆效应来筛选SO2。在环境条件下,HOF-NKU-1对SO2/CO2的分离选择性为7331,SO2在孔内的储存密度为3.27 g cm-3。HOF-NKU-1的疏水性特性即使在95%的湿度条件下也能实现高动态二氧化硫吸收和二氧化硫回收。通过组合气体吸附等温线、突破性实验和单晶衍射研究,研究了SO2/CO2的分离机理,为未来多功能形状记忆多孔材料的发展铺平了道路。
Flue gas desulfurization and SO2 recovery within a flexible hydrogen-bonded organic framework.
The removal of SO2 from flue gas remains a challenge. Adsorption-based separation of SO2 using porous materials has been proposed as a more energy-efficient and cost-effective alternative to more traditional methods such as cryogenic distillations. Here we report a flexible hydrogen-bonded organic framework (HOF-NKU-1) that enables the sieving of SO2 through the guest-adaptive response and shape-memory effect of the material. HOF-NKU-1 exhibits a high selectivity of 7,331 for the separation of SO2/CO2 and a high SO2 storage density of 3.27 g cm-3 within the pore space at ambient conditions. The hydrophobic nature of HOF-NKU-1 enables high dynamic SO2 uptake and SO2 recovery, even in conditions of 95% humidity. The SO2/CO2 separation mechanism is studied through combinatorial gas sorption isotherms, breakthrough experiments and single-crystal diffraction studies, paving the way for the development of multifunctional shape-memory porous materials in the future.
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