CO2-switchable drying agents
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Authors
Boniface, Kyle J.
Dykeman, Ryan R.
Cormier, Alex
Wang, Hong-Bo
Mercer, Sean M.
Liu, Guojun
Cunningham, Michael F.
Jessop, Philip G.
Date
2015-08-24
Type
journal article
Language
en
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Abstract
CO2-switchable desiccants have been prepared and evaluated for the drying of isobutanol. CO2 addition triggered the binding of water to the drying agent, while CO2 displacement triggered the water's facile release. The switchable desiccants were capable of absorbing more water and were able to regenerate at much milder conditions than traditional desiccants like molecular sieves.
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Citation
Boniface, K., Dykeman, R., Cormier, A., Wang, H., Mercer, S., Liu, G., Cunningham, M., & Jessop, P. (2016). CO2-switchable drying agents. Green Chemistry : an International Journal and Green Chemistry Resource : GC, 18(1), 208–213. https://doi.org/10.1039/c5gc01201e
Publisher
Green Chemistry