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Towards MOFs' mass market adoption: MOF Technologies' efficient and versatile one-step extrusion of shaped MOFs directly from raw materials

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Towards MOFs' mass market adoption: MOF Technologies' efficient and versatile one-step extrusion of shaped MOFs directly from raw materials. / Casaban, José; Zhang, Yuancheng; Pacheco, Raul et al.
In: Faraday Discussions, Vol. 231, 01.10.2021, p. 312-325.

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Casaban, J, Zhang, Y, Pacheco, R, Coney, C, Holmes, C, Sutherland, E, Hamill, C, Breen, J, James, SL, Tufano, D, Wong, D, Stavrakakis, E, Annath, H & Moore, A 2021, 'Towards MOFs' mass market adoption: MOF Technologies' efficient and versatile one-step extrusion of shaped MOFs directly from raw materials', Faraday Discussions, vol. 231, pp. 312-325. https://doi.org/10.1039/d1fd00025j

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Casaban, J., Zhang, Y., Pacheco, R., Coney, C., Holmes, C., Sutherland, E., Hamill, C., Breen, J., James, S. L., Tufano, D., Wong, D., Stavrakakis, E., Annath, H., & Moore, A. (2021). Towards MOFs' mass market adoption: MOF Technologies' efficient and versatile one-step extrusion of shaped MOFs directly from raw materials. Faraday Discussions, 231, 312-325. https://doi.org/10.1039/d1fd00025j

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Casaban J, Zhang Y, Pacheco R, Coney C, Holmes C, Sutherland E et al. Towards MOFs' mass market adoption: MOF Technologies' efficient and versatile one-step extrusion of shaped MOFs directly from raw materials. Faraday Discussions. 2021 Oct 1;231:312-325. Epub 2021 Apr 20. doi: 10.1039/d1fd00025j

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Casaban, José ; Zhang, Yuancheng ; Pacheco, Raul et al. / Towards MOFs' mass market adoption : MOF Technologies' efficient and versatile one-step extrusion of shaped MOFs directly from raw materials. In: Faraday Discussions. 2021 ; Vol. 231. pp. 312-325.

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abstract = "Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) offer unparalleled physical and sorption properties due to their chemical tunability and unmatched porosity. MOFs are consequently envisaged to play a key role in commercial gas storage and separation applications. However, it is essential to tackle their current market entry barriers, if mainstream adoption is to be realised. MOF Technologies is a pioneer in MOF commercialisation and has developed innovative solutions with unprecedented efficiency to bring these materials to market. A continuous, versatile and sustainable one-step production method of MOFs in shaped form is demonstrated for the first time. Its advantages for large-scale production and mass customisation are exemplified and validated with performance evaluation under realistic operating conditions.",
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