Novel Materials and Processes for Air Pollution Control

Chair(s):
Ogunwumi, S., Corning Incorporated
Co-chair(s):
Mu, B., Arizona State University
Chen, Y., Institute of Process Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Air pollution caused by gas emissions, such as toxic gases and radioactive gases, is becoming a critical issue for the wellness of environment and human beings. The development of novel adsorbents with large capacity and high selectivity together with processes developed to effectively reduce the emissions are the keys to remedy this issue. In this session, we welcome papers on novel materials and processes to reduce air pollution excluding CO2 capture.

Papers:
8:00 AM
(678a) Propane Adsorption on ZIF-8
8:18 AM
(678b) Conformal Zr-Based Metal-Organic Framework Thin Films on Nanofibers for Ultra-Fast Degradation of Chemical Warfare Agents
8:36 AM
(678c) Engineering Copper Carboxylate Functionalities on Water Stable Metal-Organic Frameworks for Enhancement of Ammonia Removal Capacities
8:54 AM
(678d) A Combined Molecular Simulation and Process Simulation Study of Benzene Removal from Vinyl Acetate in MOFs
9:12 AM
(678e) New Strategies of Enhancing Steam Stability of MOFs By Modification with Post-Synthesis and in-Situ Synthesis Methods
9:30 AM
(678f) High Performance Gas Adsorption and Separation of Light Hydrocarbon in a Microporous Metal Organic Framework
9:48 AM
(678g) Emission of Sulphur and Nitrogen Based Pollutants in Commercial Scale Circulating Fluidized Bed Gasifiers

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