Towards Sustainable Biogas Upgrading: MIL-120(Al) as a Cost-Effective Water Stable MOF for CO2 /CH4 Separation

Marta Bordonhos; Rosana V. Pinto; Tânia Frade; Bingbing Chen; Farid Nouar; Georges Mouchaham; José R. B. Gomes; Christian Serre; Moisés Luzia Pinto

doi:10.1039/d5ta07225e

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry AOpen Access

Towards Sustainable Biogas Upgrading: MIL-120(Al) as a Cost-Effective Water Stable MOF for CO2 /CH4 Separation

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This research aims to evaluate MIL-120(Al) as a cost-effective material for the separation of CO2 and CH4 from biogas.
Synthesized MIL-120(Al) MOF in powder form at the kg-scale.
Processed the material into spherical beads for enhanced application.
Conducted separation tests for CO2/CH4 within a controlled environment.
Demonstrated successful CO2/CH4 separation using MIL-120(Al) MOF.
Achieved significant efficiency in separation processes.
Showed potential for scalable production of the material.

Implication

Research demonstrates effective CO2/CH4 separation in biogas using MIL-120(Al), suggesting a sustainable approach.

Abstract

The microporous MIL-120(Al) MOF has been tested for CO 2 /CH 4 separation. The material has been synthesised in powder form at the kg-scale and shaped into spherical beads without...

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Bordonhos et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Towards Sustainable Biogas Upgrading: MIL-120(Al) as a Cost-Effective Water Stable MOF for CO2 /CH4 Separation

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Towards Sustainable Biogas Upgrading: MIL-120(Al) as a Cost-Effective Water Stable MOF for CO2 /CH4 Separation

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