Selective Adsorption of C2+ Alkanes over Methane by Using a Zinc Tris-Pyrazolate Framework

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Yingguang Li; Junxian Chen; Jinghong Li; Hao Zhuo; Ding‐Chong Han; Libo Li; Jinping Li; Rui‐Biao Lin; Xiao‐Ming Chen

doi:10.1039/d5ta07011b

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Selective Adsorption of C2+ Alkanes over Methane by Using a Zinc Tris-Pyrazolate Framework

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The process significantly enhances the recovery of C2+ alkanes, contributing to efficient natural gas upgrading.
By employing a zinc tris-pyrazolate framework, selective adsorption improves the separation differentials for alkanes.
Through controlled experiments, this method effectively distinguishes C2+ alkanes from methane during separation.
This method supports economic viability in natural gas recovery and offers an innovative approach to gas upgrading.

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Adsorptive separation recovers C2+ alkanes in natural gas, suggesting an efficient method over methane.

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The upgrading of natural gas is an essential step before its further utilization, wherein the recovery of C2+ alkanes (ethane, propane, and n-butane) is of economic interest. The adsorptive separation...

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