708 Adsorbent Materials: MOFs

Description:
This session presents the most recent advances in Metal Organic Framework (MOFs) stuctures suitable for use as adsorbent materials.

Sponsor:
Adsorption and Ion Exchange

Chair:
T. Grant Glover
Email: glover@southalabama.edu

Co-Chair:
Krista S. Walton
Email: krista.walton@chbe.gatech.edu


Papers:

3:15 PM
(708a) Control of Metal-Organic Framework Crystal Structure By Ligand Functionalization: Functionalized HKUST-1 Derivatives
Ambarish R. Kulkarni, Yang Cai, Krista S. Walton and David S. Sholl

3:35 PM
(708b) Effect of Isophtalate Moieties On The Adsorption Properties of Light Hydrocarbons in Tbo-MOF. Application to Methane Purification and Storage
Youssef Belmabkhout

3:55 PM
(708c) Post-Synthetic Functionalization of Magnesium Metal-Organic Framework With Tetraethylene Pentamine for CO2 Adsorption
Xiao Su, Fritz Simeon, Ashfia Huq, Scott A. Speakman and T. Alan Hatton

4:15 PM
(708d) Adsorption Characteristics of Coordinatively Unsaturated Metal Sites Containing Dhtp Series of Metal Organic Frameworks
Prashant Mishra, Satyannarayana Edubilli, B. Mandal and Sasidhar Gumma

4:35 PM
(708e) Metal-Organic Nanotubes With Molecular Valves
Nicholas McNutt, Christopher Murdock, David Jenkins and David Keffer

4:55 PM
(708f) Unusual Patterns in the Adsorption and Diffusion of C1-C6 Alcohols and Other Organic Compounds in the ZIF-68 Metal-Organic Framework
Stijn Van Der Perre, Jeroen Lannoeye, Dirk De Vos, Gino Baron and Joeri Denayer

5:15 PM
(708g) Enhanced Growth of Metal Organic Frameworks On Polymer Fiber Mats Using Atomic Layer Deposition
Junjie Zhao, Mark D. Losego, Paul C. Lemaire Sr., Bo Gong, Trent M. Blevins, Christopher J. Oldham, Philip S. Williams, Howard J. Walls, Sarah D. Shepherd, Gregory W. Peterson and Gregory N. Parsons

5:35 PM
(708h) Systematic Investigation of the Influence of Metal Sites On Water Stability and Carbon Monoxide Adsorption
Katrina A Stults, Christine Flemming, Paul M. Schoenecker, Gregory Cmarik and Krista S. Walton
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