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Mechanistic Studies of Oxidative Degradation in Diamine-Appended Metal–Organic Frameworks Exhibiting Cooperative CO2 Capture
Understanding the impact of O2 during a carbon capture process is vital for designing robust, cost-effective materials for carrying it out. However, mechanistic studies of the O2-induced degradation of materials are not easily undertaken owing to the complex sequential reaction pathways that arise.
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