Process for separation of oxygen from an oxygen containing gas using oxygen selective sorbents
AssigneePraxair Technology, Inc.
InventorsNeil Andrew Stephenson, Paula Marie Chinn Stephenson
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AssigneePraxair Technology, Inc.
InventorsNeil Andrew Stephenson, Paula Marie Chinn Stephenson
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The invention is directed to a process for the separation of oxygen from an oxygen containing gas using an oxygen selective material comprising a transition element complex comprising a first transition element ion and one or more chelating ligands, wherein: i) said first transition element ion is capable of accepting intermolecular donation; ii) said chelating ligand or ligands provides up to four intramolecular donor sites to said transition element ion; iii) said chelating ligand or ligands provides an intermolecular donor site to a second transition element ion which is contained in second discrete transition element complex; and iv) said chelating ligand or ligands contains at least one substituent that inhibits μ-peroxo dimer formation on said sorbent; wherein when said material is in deoxy form, the total number of donor sites to said first transition element ion is five.
A process for selectively adsorbing oxygen from a gas mixture containing oxygen which comprises contacting said gas mixture with a solid state oxygen selective material comprising at least one discrete solid state transition element complex, each said transition element complex comprising:
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