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An Li
Researcher at Lanzhou University of Technology
Publications - 201
Citations - 6605
An Li is an academic researcher from Lanzhou University of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Conjugated microporous polymer & Engineering. The author has an hindex of 34, co-authored 165 publications receiving 4148 citations. Previous affiliations of An Li include Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics.
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Superhydrophobic conjugated microporous polymers for separation and adsorption
An Li,An Li,Hanxue Sun,Dazhi Tan,Dazhi Tan,Wenjie Fan,Shuhao Wen,Xiao-Juan Qing,Guixian Li,Shi-You Li,Wei-Qiao Deng +10 more
TL;DR: Superhydrophobic conjugated microporous polymers show good selectivity, fast adsorption kinetics, excellent recyclability and absorbencies for a wide range of organic solvents and oils, which make them the promising candidates for potential applications, including liquid-liquid separation, water treatment and so on.
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Superwetting Monolithic Hollow-Carbon-Nanotubes Aerogels with Hierarchically Nanoporous Structure for Efficient Solar Steam Generation
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Capture and Reversible Storage of Volatile Iodine by Novel Conjugated Microporous Polymers Containing Thiophene Units.
TL;DR: This study might provide a new possibility for the design and synthesis of functional CMPs containing electron-rich building units for effective capture and reversible storage of volatile iodine to address environmental issues.
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Synthesis of conjugated microporous polymer nanotubes with large surface areas as absorbents for iodine and CO2 uptake
Yingfan Chen,Hanxue Sun,Rui-Xia Yang,Ting-Ting Wang,Chunjuan Pei,Zhentao Xiang,Zhaoqi Zhu,Weidong Liang,An Li,Wei-Qiao Deng +9 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a simple crosscoupling reaction was used to synthesize a CMPN with a surface area of up to 1368 m2 g−1 for CO2 and I2 adsorption.
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Superhydrophobic Activated Carbon‐Coated Sponges for Separation and Absorption
TL;DR: Using an easy dip-coating method, superhydrophobic activated carbon-coated sponges were fabricated; those exhibited excellent absorption selectivity for the removal of a wide range of organics and oils from water, and also recyclability, thus showing great potential as efficient absorbents for the large-scale removal of organic contaminants or oil spills from water.