January 1, 1992

Polyethyleneimine and macrocyclic polyamine silica gels acting as carbon dioxide absorbents

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A dimethylformamide or water suspension of amino-silica gels, which are silica gels bound with polyethyleneimines or macrocyclic polyamines through a covalent bond, absorbed CO2 effectively and reversively.

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