CO2 Adsorption Properties of a Ca(II)-Based Organophosphonium Coordination Material

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2012-01
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Ibarra, Ilich A.
Tan, Kristina E.
Lynch, Vincent M.
Humphrey, Simon M.
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PCM-14 is a dense coordination polymer formed from Ca(II) and an unusual organophosphonium ligand. The dehydrated framework contains 3-coordinate Ca(II) sites within catenated, chiral 3,3-connected nets. PCM-14 exhibits a stark CO2 sorption selectivity over H-2, N-2 and O-2. The maximum CO2 uptake was shown to be highly sensitive to the material pretreatment evacuation temperature.
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Ibarra, Ilich A., Kristina E. Tan, Vincent M. Lynch, and Simon M. Humphrey. "CO 2 adsorption properties of a Ca (ii)-based organophosphonium coordination material." Dalton Transactions 41, no. 14 (Jan., 2012): 3920-3923.
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