Nanoporous metal formates for krypton/xenon separation

Keith V. Lawler; Z. Hulvey; Paul M. Forster

doi:10.1039/c3cc44374d

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Nanoporous metal formates for krypton/xenon separation

Keith V. Lawler Z. Hulvey Paul M. Forster

Year: 2013 Journal: Chemical Communications Vol: 49 (93)Pages: 10959-10959 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c3cc44374d

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Metal(II) formates (Co and Ni) show a significantly larger heat of adsorption for xenon than krypton across all loadings due to size selectivity in the primary adsorption site.

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Krypton Xenon Nanoporous Adsorption Metal Selectivity Inorganic chemistry Materials science Chemistry Chemical engineering Physical chemistry Nanotechnology Catalysis Organic chemistry

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