Novel porous crystal demonstrates enhanced C2H2/CO2 separation in an energy-efficient manner, suggesting industrial applications.
Here authors develop a porous crystal that organizes acetylene into nanowire-like assemblies, enabling highly selective separation from carbon dioxide at elevated temperatures and offering a more energy-efficient route to industrial gas purification.
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