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Pre-pilot-scale porous graphene membrane for CO2 separation
Nanoporous two-dimensional materials have been considered ideal platforms for separating molecules and ions. Now, porous graphene membranes have been scaled up with low cost, uniform pores and high yield, enabling an attractive CO2/N2 separation performance with a near-100% success rate.