Efficient gas separation for high value gases

Efficient gas separation for high value gases

By | Adsorption, Gas Capture and Sequestration | No Comments

Gas separation plays an important economic and environmental role in a variety of applications and functions. The interest in advanced methods of gas separation continues to grow. The most popular.

The world of MOF Newsletter April 2020

The world of MOF Newsletter April 2020

By | Catalysis, Company News | 2 Comments

Amidst the current global crisis, we are working hard on keeping up the pace of last year. We are all bound to our home office and will continue working from here. Fortunately, our CTO Gerald.

New materials for high efficiency oxygen concentrators

New materials for high efficiency oxygen concentrators

By | Adsorption, Gas Capture and Sequestration | 1 Comment

With the spread of the corona virus and the resulting respiratory diseases, the medical teams all over the world fight hard to save their patients. Providing oxygen to these patients is critical..

Picking a single grain - purification of nobel gases

Picking a single grain - purification of nobel gases

By | Adsorption, Gas Capture and Sequestration | No Comments

The specific characteristics of inert gases – e.g. they are almost non-reactive and non-flammable – make them perfect for application in lighting, welding, medical applications or diving gear..

Nano-reactor vessels open new fields of catalysis

Nano-reactor vessels open new fields of catalysis

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Using porous nanomaterials shifts the catalytic yield of hydroformylation towards wanted end products, as the reaction will be altered within the pores of the material. Most commercial products –.

Zero-emission fuel for a greener future - Producing hydrogen using MOFs

Zero-emission fuel for a greener future - Producing hydrogen using MOFs

By | Catalysis, General | No Comments

The importance of hydrogen as an energy carrier and tackling its storage challenges were briefly covered in our previous blog post. Now we take a step back to evaluate and understand the.

Particle Size of Metal-Organic Frameworks: Is it size that matters?

Particle Size of Metal-Organic Frameworks: Is it size that matters?

By | Adsorption, Catalysis | 2 Comments

Depending on the application at hand, particle size can change the performance or even the applicability of metal-organic frameworks. Nanosized MOFs find applications in membranes or biomedical.

Price vs. value of metal-organic frameworks

Price vs. value of metal-organic frameworks

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The commercial use of metal-organic frameworks has just kicked off, and they are often compared with commonly used activated carbon, silica or zeolites. Comparison goes until they reach the.

The world of MOF Newsletter January 2020

The world of MOF Newsletter January 2020

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Our newsletter got longer than we thought and thus we post it here too. Here you find updates on the company and our selection of the most interesting publications around MOFs in the last quarter..

Zero-emission fuel: Tackling storage issues of hydrogen

Zero-emission fuel: Tackling storage issues of hydrogen

By | Adsorption, Gas Storage | No Comments

Climate change issues and environmental protection creates the need to switch to cleaner source of energy. The main drivers of global greenhouse emissions are the transportation sector, generation.