Progress in carbon dioxide separation and capture: A review

Yang, Hongqun; Xu, Zhenghe; Fan, Maohong; Gupta, Rajender; Slimane, Rachid B.; Bland, Alan E.; Wright, I.G.

doi:10.1016/s1001-0742(08)60002-9

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“…If the 1147 cm −1 peak is for SO 2 in the large cage, the 1155.4 cm −1 peak should be assigned to SO 2 in the small cage. Because SO 2 in the large cage is observed for the THF + CO 2 23 the 2594.0 cm −1 peak should be assigned to H 2 S in the large cage; therefore, the 2606.3 cm −1 peak should be assigned to H 2 S in the small cage. This peak assignment was determined from the THF + H 2 S+ CO 2 hydrate spectrum.…”

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“…Raman spectra of CO 2 ,S O 2 , and H 2 Si n hydrate cages were also measured. It was found that the SO 2 Raman peaks are at 1147.1 and 1155.4 cm −1 in the large and small cage, respectively. The H 2 S Raman peaks are at 2594.0 and 2603.0 cm −1 in the large and small cage, respectively.…”

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“…Among these methods, hydrate formation (forming CO 2 hydrate to separate CO 2 from other gases) is promising because of the huge gas storage capacity of hydrates. 2 One volume of CO 2 hydrate can store ∼160 volumes of CO 2 under standard conditions. Therefore, detailed equilibrium conditions of CO 2 hydrates are needed for developing CO 2 gas capture technologies.…”

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“…7 The 1% SO 2 equilibrium data of Kim et al fit well with that of Beeskow-Strauch et al However, the data for the 10% SO 2 runs are dependent on the amount of water present, which is not unexpected for gas mixtures consisting of components with rather different solubilities. They assign the discrepancy to the different solubilities of CO 2 and SO 2 in water. With different amounts of water, the amount of SO 2 and CO 2 dissolved in water are quite different, so that the remaining gas mixture compositions also are different.…”

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“…They assign the discrepancy to the different solubilities of CO 2 and SO 2 in water. With different amounts of water, the amount of SO 2 and CO 2 dissolved in water are quite different, so that the remaining gas mixture compositions also are different. However, in the two published papers, gas composition data (different from feed gas composition due to gas dissolution) under equilibrium conditions were not measured.…”

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Dissociation Conditions and Raman Spectra of CO₂ + SO₂ and CO₂ + H₂S Hydrates

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Ripmeester

2015

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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Recent Advances in Porous Coordination Polymers

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Zhang

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Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Technology

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elements that naturally combined into a fixed morphologies leading to higher order structures with defined porosity and topology (40-42).Crystal Engineering. In addition to metallosupramolecular chemistry, there is also crystal engineering, which contributes to parts of the solid state aspect of supramolecular chemistry. Crystal engineering has also been a vital component for the growing comprehension of coordination polymers. Since, it aims to purposefully create novel compounds though the comprehension of the packing tendencies of various molecules; it can be exploited to engineer coordination materials (43)(44)(45)(46). This field's significance is based on the bulk properties displayed by large complexes, which are fundamentally a consequence of the default arrangements of molecular elements that dictate the specific function of the material or system (47-50). The main idea is that the study of the molecular packing tendencies of a system can then impart an understanding about the macroscopic properties of that system. Moreover, the crystal engineer hopes to properly utilize and understand interactions such as van der Waals forces, hydrogen bonding, π-interaction, coordination bonding, and halogen bonding (51). Considering the depth of the possible interactions in a theoretically engineered complex, there can exist elements of synergy when using each in a simultaneous fashion. With MOFs and PCPs, this precise interaction control in network formation is important to consider for building block components (52).

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