Significantly Enhanced Carbon Dioxide Selective Adsorption via Gradual Acylamide Truncation in MOFs: Experimental and Theoretical Research.
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Tony Pham | K. Forrest | Mi Zhang | G. Qin | Su-Ning Wang | Yanfeng Tang | Penghui Liu | Rui Dang | Huihui Cui
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