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Alkali-exchanged SSZ-13 adsorbents were investigated for their applicability in separating N 2 from CO 2 in flue gas streams using a dynamic breakthrough method. In contrast to IAST calculations based on equilibrium isotherms, K + exchanged SSZ-13 was found to yield the best N 2 productivity, comparable to Ni-MOF-74, under dynamic conditions where diffusion properties play a significant role. This was attributed to the selective, partial blockage of access to the chabazite cavities, enhancing the separation potential in a 15/85 CO 2 /N 2 binary gas mixture.
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