Materials synthesis demonstrates high sorption capacity in a recyclable porous framework, suggesting new pathways for sustainable molecular capture.
Structural transformation via deliberate and partial topological changes in a grid network structure has led to a three-dimensional, fully recyclable porous material (RPM-2) with a very high sorption capability.
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