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Identifying highly selective MOFs for CH4/H2 separations using computational tools
The large number of metal organic frameworks (MOFs) represents both an opportunity and a challenge for identification of materials exhibiting promising properties in gas separations. We used molecular simulations to screen 250 different MOP structures in order to examine their adsorption-based CH4/H
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