Advances in chemistry of CALF-20, a metal–organic framework for industrial gas applications

Abstract

The metal–organic framework CALF-20 is a super-stable adsorbent utilised for carbon dioxide capture and storage in cement plants. Furthermore, recent findings suggest its potential for various gas-related applications. In this brief review, we summarise ten years of research on CALF-20, emphasising its historical background and key findings. We discuss its flexibility, stability, processability, and tunability, detailing how these properties contribute to advancements in CALF-20 chemistry. We believe that this information will provide a better understanding of CALF-20 and assist in evaluating the potential of both novel and existing materials for gas-related applications.

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Submitted
28 Oct 2024
Accepted
05 Dec 2024
First published
05 Dec 2024

Chem. Commun., 2025, Advance Article

Advances in chemistry of CALF-20, a metal–organic framework for industrial gas applications

J. Drwęska, K. Roztocki and A. M. Janiak, Chem. Commun., 2025, Advance Article , DOI: 10.1039/D4CC05744A

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