A comprehensive review of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) applications as sorbents and membranes for carbon capture through direct air capture (DAC) technology
Key Points
Metal-organic frameworks excel in carbon capture applications due to their high surface area and tunable properties.
Research reveals significant advancements in the use of MOFs as sorbents and membranes for effective carbon dioxide removal.
Analysis of current technologies demonstrates that these frameworks can enhance efficiency in direct air capture systems.
This review highlights the need for more research on scaling up MOFs for practical applications in carbon reduction.
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