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High-throughput molecular simulations of metal organic frameworks for CO2 separation: opportunities and challenges
Metal organic frameworks (MOFs) have emerged as great alternatives to traditional nanoporous materials for CO2 separation applications. MOFs are porous materials that are formed by self-assembly of transition metals and organic ligands. The most important advantage of MOFs over well-known porous mat
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