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Enhancing CO2 capture efficiency using optimized 3D-Printed structured adsorbents
3D-printed CO2 adsorbents hold significant promise for industrial applications but face challenges such as reduced efficiency due to binder use and limitations in scalability. This study builds on our previously developed binder-free 3D printing platform using brominated poly(2,6-dimethyl-1,4-phenyl
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