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Methane separation and capture from nitrogen rich gases by selective adsorption in microporous materials: A review

Wang et al., 2022

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882779302687724874
Author
Wang Q
Yu Y
Li Y
Min X
Zhang J
Sun T
Publication year
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Separation and Purification Technology

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The rapid increase of natural gas consumption has induced imbalance between supply and demand of natural gas, and the continuous growth of methane emissions has severely exacerbated greenhouse effects and destroyed the atmospheric methane cycle. High …
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