The development and performance of the three classes of materials under development in this study, microporous polymers, surface modified hydrotalcites, and co-doped sorbents, which offer potential for a step change increase in adsorption capacity and performance over previously developed materials will be discussed.  Modified hydrotalcites such as, amine modified layered double hydroxides (LDH's) have been synthesized via the exfoliation and grafting route.  In addition, novel conjugated microporous polymers synthesized through Sonogashira-Hagihara coupling have also been investigated and have demonstrated similar capacities.  Critically, due to the hydrophobic nature of some of these adsorbents, identical performance has been observed in the presence of moisture, an advantageous property for operation in the water saturated environment of flue gases.  This presentation will also present data on the performance of these materials in simulated flue gases as well after simulated temperature swing regeneration cycles to assess the stability and lifetime of the sorbents.

Step change adsorbents and processes for CO<sub>2</sub> capture “STEPCAP”

243rd National Meeting (2012)

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Step change adsorbents and processes for CO2 capture “STEPCAP”

Step change adsorbents and processes for CO₂ capture “STEPCAP”