Advanced Composite Materials for Gas Adsorption and Separation
A special issue of Separations (ISSN 2297-8739). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials in Separation Science".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 March 2024) | Viewed by 465
Special Issue Editors
Interests: mesoporous adsorbents; functionalization agent; synthesis methods; structural characterization; amination reagents; adsorption-desorption kinetics; temperature influence; CO2 adsorption cycles; gas separation; applications
Interests: mechanical (machine-like) catalysts; connection with complex systems science
Interests: microfluidics droplets; bubbles optical diagnostics gas separation
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Today, gas adsorption and separation represent a very important direction to fight climate change. Advanced solid porous materials such as mesoporous adsorbents, metal–organic frameworks, and zeolites represent a promising direction for CO2 capture and separation due to their high efficiency and low energy consumption. These materials present very impressive characteristics such as good adsorption capacity, high selectivity and stability, and the possibility to regenerate between cycles at relatively low temperatures.
The pore size and pore volume of the advanced solid mesoporous materials significantly affect the gas capture performance of amine-grafted and amine-impregnated adsorbents. The synthesis of these materials functionalized with different amine groups with high adsorption capacity for gas capture process represents an important task for the future. The characterization of these materials from the structural, thermal program adsorption–desorption, and regeneration points of view are also important for future industrial CO2 capture applications.
In the Special Issue on “Advanced Composite Materials for Gas Adsorption and Separation”, I have the pleasure of inviting you to contribute with new research material in this scientific domain, dedicated to innovative advanced solid porous materials for gas adsorption and separation.
Dr. Borcănescu Silvana
Prof. Dr. Gerry Swiegers
Dr. Myeongsub Kim
Dr. Jaecheol Shin
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- mesoporous materials
- synthesis
- amination reagents
- temperature influence
- CO2 adsorption
- separation
- mass spectrometry
- adsorption–desorption cycles
