Reversible iodine capture by nonporous adaptive hybrid[3]arene crystals

Ruike Zhang; Wenqian Liu; Jiong Zhou

doi:10.1039/d6sc00236f

January 1, 2026Chemical ScienceOpen Access

Reversible iodine capture by nonporous adaptive hybrid[3]arene crystals

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The aim is to develop materials capable of efficiently capturing iodine for environmental and safety purposes.
Utilized nonporous adaptive hybrid[3]arene crystals for iodine adsorption
Evaluated adsorption capacity and reversibility
Assessed material effectiveness for environmental applications
Achieved significant iodine capture using hybrid crystals
Demonstrated the process is reversible, allowing for potential reuse
Highlighted the material's potential for improving environmental safety

Implication

This research demonstrates effective iodine adsorption in hybrid crystals, suggesting a new approach for environmental safety.

Abstract

Iodine capture is of great importance for environmental protection and chemical safety, motivating the development of efficient materials for iodine adsorption. Herein, we report an adsorption strategy that uses nonporous...

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Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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