MOFs材料的轻烃吸附分离研究进展

王 依军¹, 刘 复凯², 魏 鹏朝³, 洪 林鑫³, 刘 秀萍³
1、临沂大学材料科学与工程学院,菲律宾克里斯汀大学国际学院
2、山东农业工程学院经济管理学院
3、临沂大学材料科学与工程学院

摘要

轻烃的高效吸附分离具有重要的工业和环境意义。MOFs材料具有大的比表面积、超强的可设计性和结构可调性，在吸附分离方面存在诱人的应用前景。本文总结了多种MOFs材料在轻烃吸附分离方面的研究进展和作用机理，探讨MOFs材料在轻烃吸附分离中的发展方向。

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