Zeolite NPO-Type Azolate Frameworks
- PMID: 35765853
- DOI: 10.1002/anie.202207467
Zeolite NPO-Type Azolate Frameworks
Abstract
Three-membered rings (3-rings) are an important structural motif in zeolite chemistry, but their formation remains serendipitous in reticular chemistry when designing zeolitic imidazolate frameworks (ZIFs). Herein, we report a design principle for constructing four new ZIFs, termed ZIF-1001 to -1004, from tetrahedral ZnII centers (T), benzotriazolate (bTZ), and different functionalized benzimidazolates (RbIM) that adopt a new zeolite NPO-type topology built from 3-rings. Two factors were critical for this discovery: i) incorporating the bTZ linker within the structures formed 3-rings due to a ∠(T-bTZ-T) angle of 120-130° reminiscent of the ∠(Ge-O-Ge) angle (130°) observed in germanate zeolite-type structures having 3-rings; and ii) RbIM guided the coordination chemistry of bTZ to bind preferentially in an imidazolate-type mode. This series' ability to selectively capture CO2 from high-humidity flue gas and trap ethane from tail gas during shale gas extraction was demonstrated.
Keywords: Carbon Capture; Gas Separation; Porous Materials; Reticular Chemistry; Zeolitic Imidazolate Frameworks.
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