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Shape-controlled mesoporous melamine-formaldehyde polymers by solvent-assisted curing

We report a new strategy, namely solvent-assisted curing, for developing a porous network into polymeric materials. A simple thermal process for nonporous melamine formaldehyde polymers in aprotic solvents affords porous characteristics with an exceptionally high surface area, resulting from the swe...

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Published in:Journal of materials chemistry. A, Materials for energy and sustainability Materials for energy and sustainability, 2022-04, Vol.1 (14), p.825-83
Main Authors: Kang, Inah, Yoon, Young Rok, Lee, Seul Ah, Kim, Seong Jong, Kim, Sang Youl
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Language:English
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Summary:We report a new strategy, namely solvent-assisted curing, for developing a porous network into polymeric materials. A simple thermal process for nonporous melamine formaldehyde polymers in aprotic solvents affords porous characteristics with an exceptionally high surface area, resulting from the swelling and exclusion of a part of the polymeric structure aided by the solvent. The porous properties can be determined by selecting solvents and the monomer ratio that affects the degree of crosslinking. Furthermore, by tailoring the shape of precursor materials, we prepared the porous polymer in a variety of forms, such as particles and a monolith. The resulting material was exploited for CO 2 adsorption and proved to be a potential gas sorbent. This versatile approach can be combined with other polymeric materials and provides an approach toward expanding the range of porous materials. We report a new strategy, namely solvent-assisted curing, for developing a porous network into polymeric materials.
ISSN:2050-7488
2050-7496
DOI:10.1039/d1ta10921a