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Design of an adsorbent with an ideal pore structure for methane adsorption using metal complexes
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Design of an adsorbent with an ideal pore structure for methane adsorption using metal complexes
Design of an adsorbent with an ideal pore structure for methane adsorption using metal complexes
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Kenji Seki
Kenji Seki
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26 July 2001
journal article
research article
Published by
Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
in
Chemical Communications
No. 16
,
p.
1496-1497
DOI:
10.1039/b104204c
Abstract
Three-dimensional metal complexes synthesized from copper dicarboxylates and triethylenediamine (TED), which have an ideal pore size for methane adsorption, have higher methane adsorption capacity than the theoretical maximum for activated carbons.
Keywords
STRUCTURE
TRIETHYLENEDIAMINE
ADSORBENT
TED
THEORETICAL
COPPER
DICARBOXYLATES
IDEAL PORE
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