Balancing Fluorine Density and Pore Architecture in Nanoporous Polyketaminal Networks for Exceptional SF 6 /N 2 Separation

Qilin Wang; Hanrui Zhang; Jiangli Zhu; Jun Yan; Zefeng Wang; Shengwei Guo

doi:10.1039/d6ta00457a

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Balancing Fluorine Density and Pore Architecture in Nanoporous Polyketaminal Networks for Exceptional SF 6 /N 2 Separation

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The aim is to understand how fluorine density and pore structure affect SF6 separation in porous materials.
Synthesis of nanoporous polyketaminal networks
Manipulation of fluorine density
Evaluation of pore architecture
Testing separation efficiency of SF6 and N2
Improved SF6 separation noted with optimal fluorine density
Pore architecture significantly impacts separation performance
Findings indicate a complex interplay between density and architecture

Implication

This work explores SF6/N2 separation in nanoporous materials, suggesting strategies for optimal fluorine density and pore design.

Abstract

Fluorination is a widely adopted strategy to enhance SF6 capture in porous adsorbents. However, the interplay between fluorine density and pore architecture remains insufficiently understood. In this work, we synthesized...

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Balancing Fluorine Density and Pore Architecture in Nanoporous Polyketaminal Networks for Exceptional SF 6 /N 2 Separation

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