Molecular simulation of gas adsorption and diffusion in a breathing MOF using a rigid force field.
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F. Kapteijn | J. Gascón | S. Hamad | P. Serra-Crespo | E. Garcia-Perez | E García-Pérez | P Serra-Crespo | S Hamad | F Kapteijn | J Gascon
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