Scientific Paper
Engineered dynamic configuration of nanopores to access enhanced diffusion and selectivity for aliphatic isomers
Summary
Preprint on metal–organic framework thin films whose nanochannel components can rotate. Engineering these rotational dynamics improves diffusion and selectivity at the same time for branched hexane isomers, two properties that usually trade off against each other in separation membranes; experiments and simulations support the approach.
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