A polyether amine modified metal organic framework enhanced the CO2 adsorption capacity of room temperature porous liquids.

Xuemei ZhaoYihui YuanPeipei LiZhenjun Song Chunxin MaDuo PanShide WuTao DingFengjun GaoNing Wang

Published in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2019)

Based on both the compatibility principle of similar polymeric structures and the steric interaction, a polyether amine (D2000) modified MOF (UIO-66) was dispersed into an ionic liquid with a polyether structure to form a new porous liquid (called the UIO-66-liquid) at room temperature. This unique UIO-66-liquid showed an outstanding CO2 uptake capacity among the existing porous liquids.

Keyphrases

metal organic framework
ionic liquid
room temperature
drug delivery
high resolution
cancer therapy