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Here, we present a new ultramicroporous Cu 2 paddlewheel based MOF. This ultramicroporous MOF has most of the features such as porosity (BET surface area = 945 m 2 /g), CO 2 capacity (3.5 mmol/g at ambient temperature and pressure), CO 2 /N 2 selectivity (sCO 2 /N 2 = 250), and fast CO 2 diffusion kinetics ( D c = 2.25 × 10 –9 m 2 /s), comparable to some of the other high-performing ultramicroporous MOFs, with strong binding sites. Typically, such MOFs exhibit strong CO 2 –framework interactions (evidenced from a heat of adsorption ≥ 38 kJ/mol). However, the MOF explained here, despite having channels lined by the amine and the open-metal sites, possesses only a moderate CO 2 –framework interaction (HOA = 26 kJ/mol). Using periodic DFT, we have probed this counterintuitive observation.
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