B01J20/22

COATING SOLUTION

Provided is a coating solution for forming a dust collecting layer, wherein the coating solution can be applied uniformly, and the formed dust collecting layer does not easily peel off from a filter element material, and allows to collect fine powder products having a small particle size. The coating solution is for forming a dust collecting layer in a dust collecting filter, and contains a fine powder, dopamine hydrochloride, and an adhesive.

COATING SOLUTION

Provided is a coating solution for forming a dust collecting layer, wherein the coating solution can be applied uniformly, and the formed dust collecting layer does not easily peel off from a filter element material, and allows to collect fine powder products having a small particle size. The coating solution is for forming a dust collecting layer in a dust collecting filter, and contains a fine powder, dopamine hydrochloride, and an adhesive.

SURFACTANT-TEMPLATED SYNTHESIS OF NANOSTRUCTURED XEROGEL ADSORBENT PLATFORMS

A process for separations and recovery from mixtures via specific adsorption using high-surface area, flexible silica-based nanostructured gel adsorbents and articles of manufacture relating to same.

ZINC BASED METAL ORGANIC FRAMEWORKS (ZIT) WITH MIXED LIGANDS FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE

The present invention relates to a synthesis of novel Zn(II)-based Metal Organic Frameworks having mixed organic ligands of 1,3,5-benzene tricarboxylic acid (BTC) and 2-methylimidazole (mIm) through a simple and economic solvothermal method. The synthesized MOFs has cuboids morphology having high surface area (1248 m2/g) capable of hydrogen adsorption at −10° C. to 25° C. temperature and 100 bar pressure. The hydrogen adsorption capabilities of the novel MOFs are in the range of 23-0.2 weight percent.

Ganged modular recharging system
11167070 · 2021-11-09 · ·

The invention relates to systems and methods for recharging sorbent materials and other rechargeable dialysis components. The systems and methods include rechargers, flow paths, and related components for connecting multiple rechargers together to sharing infrastructure and resources. The rechargeable dialysis components can include zirconium phosphate, zirconium oxide, and other sorbent cartridge materials including any combination thereof or any other rechargeable component of a dialysis system. Additionally, a single-use cartridge or a multi-use cartridge can be used in the present invention.

Covalent organic framework films, and methods of making and uses of same

Multilayer structures comprising a covalent organic framework (COF) film in contact with a polyaromatic carbon (PAC) film. The multilayer structures can be made by combining precursor compounds in the presence of a PAC film. The PAC film can be for example, a single layer graphene film. The multilayer structures can be used in a variety of applications such as solar cells, flexible displays, lighting devices, RFID tags, sensors, photoreceptors, batteries, capacitors, gas-storage devices, and gas-separation devices.

Metal-organic frameworks for the removal of multiple liquid phase compounds and methods for using and making same

The present invention is directed to a ligated metal-organic framework (MOF) for use in removing both anionic and cationic species from a liquid or liquid stream. The present invention also provides methods for placing the MOF on a substrate to form a MOF-containing product that can be used in the removal of certain species from a given fluid. The MOF may be a Zr-based MOF, such as NU-1000, for removal of certain anions, such as oxy-anions, or having an attached thiosulfonyl-thiol (—SO.sub.2—S—R.sub.2—SH, where R.sub.2 is an alkyl group) ligand for complexation with certain cationic species in addition to the anions. The substrate may be any substrate to which a given MOF may be attached, including inert polypropylene polymer resin beads, a macroscopic fabric such as a mesh material or mesh filter, and a molecular fabric.

Amorphous nanostructure composed of inorganic polymer and method for manufacturing the same

Disclosed are amorphous nanostructure and methods of making amorphous nanostructure. The amorphous nanostructure has a transition metal and a halogen element in the main chain, and the transition metal has an oxidation number of +1. In addition, the inorganic polymer forming the amorphous nanostructure forms hydrogen bonding with an adjacent inorganic polymer. The side chain of the inorganic polymer for hydrogen bonding has hydrogen and elements for hydrogen bonding. Through this, various characteristics can be confirmed.

Method for the separation of C4 olefin mixtures

A method for the separation of C4 olefin mixtures using anion-pillared hybrid porous materials as physical adsorbents is provided. The anion-pillared hybrid porous material was constructed by metal ions (M), organic ligand (L), and inorganic anion (A), forming a three-dimensional structure (A-L-M). C4 olefin mixtures contact with hybrid porous materials in certain ways, then each single C4 olefin monomer can be obtained. The pore size of anion-pillared hybrid porous materials and the spatial configurations of the anions within the pores can be fine-tuned and pre-designed. C4 olefins with different size and shape can be efficiently separated by the anion-pillared hybrid porous materials through shape recognition and size-sieving mechanism.

Method for the separation of C4 olefin mixtures

A method for the separation of C4 olefin mixtures using anion-pillared hybrid porous materials as physical adsorbents is provided. The anion-pillared hybrid porous material was constructed by metal ions (M), organic ligand (L), and inorganic anion (A), forming a three-dimensional structure (A-L-M). C4 olefin mixtures contact with hybrid porous materials in certain ways, then each single C4 olefin monomer can be obtained. The pore size of anion-pillared hybrid porous materials and the spatial configurations of the anions within the pores can be fine-tuned and pre-designed. C4 olefins with different size and shape can be efficiently separated by the anion-pillared hybrid porous materials through shape recognition and size-sieving mechanism.