Catenated metal-organic frameworks: Promising hydrogen purification materials and high hydrogen storage medium with further lithium doping
Based on the first-principles derived force fields and grand canonical Monte Carlo simulations, we find that the catenated metal-organic frameworks outperform the noncatenated structures, in terms of H2 separation from other gases (CH4, CO and CO2) and H2 adsorption by Li doping. A system utilizing...
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Published in: | International journal of hydrogen energy Vol. 38; no. 23; pp. 9811 - 9818 |
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Main Authors: | , , , , , |
Format: | Journal Article |
Language: | English |
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Kidlington
Elsevier Ltd
06-08-2013
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Summary: | Based on the first-principles derived force fields and grand canonical Monte Carlo simulations, we find that the catenated metal-organic frameworks outperform the noncatenated structures, in terms of H2 separation from other gases (CH4, CO and CO2) and H2 adsorption by Li doping. A system utilizing IRMOF-11 (or IRMOF-13) for hydrogen separation and Li-doped IRMOF-9 for hydrogen storage is therefore proposed, with hydrogen uptake of 4.91 wt% and 36.6 g/L at 243 K and 100 bar for Li-doped IRMOF-9, which is close to the 2017 DOE target. It is promising to find appropriate microporous materials for hydrogen purification and storage at ambient conditions with structure catenated.
•Multi-scale study predicts the catenation is beneficial to hydrogen purification.•The catenated MOFs outperform the noncatenated ones for reversible H2 storage.•We propose IRMOF-11 or -13 for efficient H2 separation from CO2, CO, and CH4.•Li-doped IRMOF-9 achieves H2 storage of 4.91 wt% and 36.6 g/L at ambient condition.•It is worthwhile improving the volumetric hydrogen for mobile applications. |
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ISSN: | 0360-3199 1879-3487 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2013.05.140 |