Gas capture using polymeric particles
AssigneeCharmstar Cambridge Limited
InventorsSeyed Ali Nabavi, Goran Vladisavljevic, Vasilije Manovic
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AssigneeCharmstar Cambridge Limited
InventorsSeyed Ali Nabavi, Goran Vladisavljevic, Vasilije Manovic
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Disclosed herein is a method of making a polymeric material for selective adsorption of a gas. The method comprises dissolving a monomer comprising a functional group having an affinity for the gas in a solvent with a cross-linker and an initiator; emulsifying the solution in a liquid which is immiscible with the first solvent; and agitating and heating the emulsion to cause polymerization of the monomer into a cross-linked polymer having nanocavities with functional groups covalently-incorporated on walls thereof. Also disclosed are polymeric particles, an apparatus for forming the particles and a method of adsorbing a selected gas.
A method of making a polymeric material for selective adsorption of carbon dioxide, the method comprising:
A material for selective adsorption of carbon dioxide, the material comprising particles of polymerized droplets of uniform or substantially uniform sphericity formed from a cross linked polymer and having nanocavities with carbon dioxide-philic functional groups having a greater affinity for carbon dioxide molecules than other molecules in a mixed gas stream, the particles having a specific surface area SBET of 328-443 m2/g, the carbon dioxide-philic functional groups covalently incorporated on walls of the nanocavities, onto which molecules of carbon dioxide are able to be selectively adsorbed,
A material for selective adsorption of carbon dioxide, the material comprising particles of polymerized droplets of irregular, rounded shape formed from clustered and partially-fused spherical or substantially spherical polymer particles and having nanocavities with carbon dioxide-philic functional groups having a greater affinity for carbon dioxide molecules than other molecules in a mixed gas stream, the particles having a specific surface area SBET of 328-443 m2/g, the carbon dioxide-philic functional groups covalently incorporated on walls of the nanocavities, onto which molecules of carbon dioxide are able to be selectively adsorbed,
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