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To evaluate the feasibility of a new hybrid polymer for adsorption and thermal energy storage applications.

May 29, 2026Thermal Science and Engineering Progress0 citationsOpen Access

Salicylidene diamino benzophenone-based highly crosslinked polymer as hybrid material for sustainable applications: testing its feasibility for adsorption and thermal energy storage implementations

HMHatice Hande Mert BŞB. Şebnem Şimşiroğlu AEAyşe Erçağ

Key Points

To evaluate the feasibility of a new hybrid polymer for adsorption and thermal energy storage applications.
Synthesis of salicylidene diamino benzophenone-based crosslinked polymer (DABSA-HCP)
Assessment of adsorption capacity using RhB and LCM
Thermal energy storage testing using n-eicosane based composite material.
Maximum adsorption capacity for RhB was 88.50 mg/g and for LCM was 37.45 mg/g.
Thermal energy storage capability of DABSA-HCP was 121.27 J/g.

Abstract

• A multifunctional material (DABSA-HCP) based on salicylidene diamino benzophenone was synthesized. • The porous DABSA-HCP was evaluated as a supporting material due to its high surface area (282.79 m 2 .g −1 ) • The usage potential of DABSA-HCP was investigated by adsorption and thermal tests. • The maximum adsorption capacities were calculated as 88.50 mg/g for RhB and 37.45 mg/g for LCM. • n-eicosane based DABSA-HCP supported composite material demonstrated good thermal energy storage ability (121.27 J.g −1 ).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a192c67fab5b468c44153e5 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tsep.2026.104766

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