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Humidity-dependent formaldehyde adsorption on porous frameworks: A comparative study of MOFs, zeolites, and activated carbon
Formaldehyde is a pervasive pollutant with significant health implications, necessitating efficient mitigation strategies under realistic environmental conditions. This study investigates the formaldehyde scavenging performance of various porous materials such as zeolites (including FAU-type
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