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Modification of flexible part in Cu2+ interdigitated framework for CH4/CO2 separation

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The structural flexibility of Cu(2+) interdigitated layer type framework was controlled and the compound represented clear separation property of CH(4)/CO(2) at range of 0-1.0 MPa and recovery of adsorbed CO( 2) above 0.1 MPa.
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Activated carbon or zeoliteshave been mainly studied as equilibrium-based adsorbents andthe main drawbacks are either low selectivity or regenerability. 

The coordination environment around the Cu2+ center is octahedralcoordinated to dhbpc and bpy and the dihedral angle of benzene rings in dhbpc is 34.0. 

To shift the gate-opening pressure of CO2 above 0.1 MPa and avoid CH4 adsorption in the pressure range of zero to 1 MPa, the authors prepared an interdigitated framework by employing 20the 4,4'-dihydroxybiphenyl-3-carboxylic acid (H3dhbpc) as a ligand. 

Although 1 represented single gate-opening type adsorption at 2.2 kPa, 2 gave gradual uptake 75until P = 2.2 kPa and second jump was observed. 

The structural 15transformation had low activation energy and afforded thefavorable adsorptions of CO2 and CH4 at low pressure at 273 K. 

The local reorientation affects the stacking of 2D layers and thenetworks are densely packed resulting the guest accessible void volume of 2.1%.19 

The authors dosedmixture gas (CH4:CO2 = 1:1(vol)) for 2 under the condition of total pressure 0.1 MPa and 273 K then hold three hours to 15wait the equilibrium co-adsorption process and detected theadsorbed gas species by gas chromatography. 

Take the single adsorption isotherms of CO2 and CH4 into consideration, the compound 2 is expected to show high separation ability in 25wide range of pressure, especially above 0.1 MPa. 

In conclusion, the authors demonstrated that the minor modificationof the ligand moiety in the layer framework causes aremarkable change in the gas adsorption properties, which is 40relevant for appropriate gas separation condition with lowenergy consumption process. 

25The H3dhbpc was synthesized according to the literature method.21 Slow diffusion of Cu(NO3)2∙3H2O and H3dhbpc with bpy in acetone and water solution formed green singlecrystal [Cu(dhbpc)2(4,4’-bpy)]