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Short Communication - Journal of Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (2020) Volume 2, Issue 3
A Triazol containing Uio-type metal-organic framework as highly efficient CO2 capture and catalytic conversion
The rising levels of CO2 have been the area of concern globally over several decades now, owing to its obvious detrimental effects in the biosphere. CO2 as the primary dangerous gas has been cited as the leading culprit by temperature increase of the global surface as well as subsequent climate changes. The chemical conversion of CO2 into five membered cyclic carbonates has been widely demonstrated as an industrially important transformation fulfilling typical green chemistry credentials. Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are an excited and rapidly growing class of porous crystalline materials that are constructed from multi dentate organic linkers and discrete inorganic nodes.
Author(s): Pourya Zarshenas