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 pose unique challenges for separation  time-consuming and ineffi cient. Y. Li  tetraethylorthosilicate and the structure
 technologies, and this can become a  et al have come out with a potentially  directing agent are the main determi-
 bottleneck. The utility of crystallisation  attractive process where the absorbent was  nants. These have net greenhouse gas
 is discussed, and the role of modelling is  fabricated by grafting random copoly-  emissions (NGHGE) of 54±30 and
 covered. (Chem. Eng. Prog. (of AIChE),  mers brush of poly(3-acrylamidopropyl)  31±18 kg CO2 eq. per kg of the product.
 May 2024).  trimethylammoniumchloride-co-N-iso-  (Green Chem., 2024; DOI: 10/1039/
 propylacrylamide random copolymers  D4GC02347A).
 Stable silica-based zeolites   onto the surface of Fe O . This adsorbent
 4
 3
 with three-dimensional   had an excellent adsorption capacity of  Construction of highly porous
 systems of extra-large pores   169.36 mg per gm and a record-break-  and robust hydrogen-bonded
 (ELPs)  ing adsorption rate for H and this was   organic framework (HOFs)
 [Zeolites, mimicking natural product,   superior to Amberlite. Adsorption was   for high-capacity clear energy   PRODUCT RANGE
 has witnessed tremendous impact to start   via electrostatic attraction and hydro-  gas storage
 with as adsorbent and then as catalyst   gen bond. (Chem. Eng. Science, 2024,
 and is sometimes referred to as “philo-  300, 5 Dec., 120569; DOI: 10.1016/j.  J-X. Wang et al have emphasized the
 sopher stone”.]  ces.2024.120569).  development of highly porous and ro-
 bust HOFs for high-pressure CH and
 4
 V.A. Camblor et al have come out with a   A comparative Life Cycle   H  storage, which still poses challenges
 2
 strategy to overcome the problem associ-  Assessment (LCA) of the   due to the fragile nature of hydrogen
 ated with the size and dimensionality of  synthesis of mesoporous silica   bonds. HOF (ZJU-HOF-5a) has ex-
 their pores. They have come out with  materials on a small and a   traordinary CH  and H  storage. This
 2
 4
 stable silica zeolites with a three-di-  large scale  adsorbent features a minimized two-fold
 mensional (3D) system of extra-large   interpenetration with double-wall struc-
 pores (ELP), which can handle larger  J.V. Ros-Lis et al have come out with   ture, in which multiple supramolecular
 molecules than zeolites can currently  LCA  methodology  to  the  materials   interactions exist between the inter-
 handle. Three new fully connected stable  MCM-41, MCM-48, UVM-7, meso-  penetrated walls. H  uptake is reported
 2
 silica-based 3D ELP zeolites – ZEO-1,  porous Stober particles, SBA-15,   at 43.6 gm per litre at 77 K/100 bar;
 ZEO-3 and ZEO-5 – are presented.  SBA-16, HMS, KIT-5, KIT-6, MSU,   and also impressive methane storage
 Further details are given in the paper.   performance with a 5-100 bar working
 (Angew. Chem. Intl. Ed., 2024; DOI:   capacity of 187 cc per gm at 270K. Easy
 10.1002/anie.202412170).  recovery is possible. (Angew. Chem. Intl.
 Ed.,  2024;  DOI:  10.1002/anie.2024.
 Ultrafast and effi cient   11753).
 extraction of heparin (H)
 via cationic brush magnetic   Multiple structural and phase
 adsorbents  transformations of MOF and
 selective hydrocarbon gas
 FDU, nano MCM-41 and nano MCM-  separation in its amorphous,
 H is a highly sulphated polysaccha-  48 for small-(gms) and large-scale
 ride, which is used extensively as an  (several kgs) production. Various im-  glass phase states
 anticoagulant and the conventional  provements are suggested. In the case   J.  Li  et al  have presented  a  MOF
 methods for extraction processes are  of the large-scale, the use of solvents,   based on a square-layer framework
 of (Co  (Pybz) (CH COO) ) DMF
 2
 2
 2
 3
 (Co ). The procedure for making this
 2
 MOF is given. Effi cient separation of
 1:99 C H /C H  was achieved and this
 2
 4
 2
 2
 was subjected to purifi cation of C H
 2
 4
 for polymer grade. Even 50:50 C H /
 6
 3
 C H  was separated. (Angew. Chem.
 8
 3
 Intl. Ed., 2024; DOI: 10.1002/anie.
 202411150).
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