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Tianjin University develops advanced membranes for cheaper carbon capture

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Researchers at Tianjin University have developed a novel method for carbon capture using single-crystal COFs embedded within membranes. This new approach significantly increases the CO2 permeability to 74,800 Barrer, while also reducing costs. The team successfully integrated these crystals at a high volume of 75.5% into an all-organic membrane, as detailed in their publication in Nature Energy. AI

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    Tianjin University Packs Single-Crystal COFs Into Membranes for Faster, Cheaper Carbon Capture

    In Nature Energy, a Tianjin University team embeds single-crystal COFs at 75.5% by volume in an all-organic membrane, reaching a CO2 permeability of 74,800 Barrer.

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