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CO2-Induced Shifts in the Confined Phase Transformation of CH4 in Metal-Organic Frameworks
A sharp increase in gas uptake over a narrow pressure range can occur for fluids confined in nanoporous materials such as metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), reflecting a transformation between distinct adsorption states, often accompanied by the existence of metastable states. Understanding how co-ads
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