Novel synthetic method for tubular hypercrosslinked polymer nanofibers and its mechanism

Green synthesis of hypercrosslinked polymers for CO2 capture and conversion: recent advances, opportunities, and challenges

“…76,[218][219][220] (3) HCPs with designed morphologies are also able to expose active sites conjugated with metal, resulting in superior catalytic activity. [221][222][223] (4) The versatility of HCPs extends beyond their CO 2 adsorption capabilities to include the selective desorption of CO 2 in suitable environments, effectively enhancing the recycling and reusability of carbon dioxide. [224][225][226] (5) HCPs bearing a high ionic content and a moderate specific surface area exhibit a remarkable catalytic performance in the cycloaddition of CO 2 with epoxides under lowpressure conditions.…”

“…(3) HCPs with designed morphologies are also able to expose active sites conjugated with metal, resulting in superior catalytic activity. 221–223…”