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. 2022 Oct 19;7(43):38856–38868. doi: 10.1021/acsomega.2c04587

Table 5. Comparison of CO2 Adsorption Capacity by Different MgO Adsorbents at Different Conditions as Cited in the References, and the Obtained Values of Our Adsorbent Mg(OH)2-20% F Calcined at 400 and 500 °C as the Most Active Onea.

    experimental conditions
   
adsorbent SBETm2·g–1 temp. (°C) CO2(vol %) mgCO2·g–1 and mmolCO2·g–1 reference
Mg(OH)2-20%F-400 °C 153.22 at 5 100% 103.9 mgCO2 this work
        2.36 mmolCO2  
    at 30 100% 89.4 mgCO2 this work
        2.03 mmolCO2  
  103.06 at 5 100% 82.1 mgCO2 this work
Mg(OH)2-20%F-500 °C       1.86 mmolCO2  
    at 30 100% 55.5 mgCO2 this work
        1.26 mmolCO2  
metal–organic framework (MOF) N.C. at 25 100% 114.96 mgCO2 (64)
glass industry waste          
waste SiO2 16.82 at 20 50% 0.71 mmolCO2 (65)
waste Al2O3 7.28 at 20 50% 0.68 mmolCO2 (65)
*MgO 350.0 at 30 100% 30.0 mgCO2 (66)
*MgO-APTES 134.0 at 30 100% 65.7 mgCO2 (66)
*MgO-DETA 91.0 at 30 100% 47.7 mgCO2 (66)
*MgO-PEI 72.0 at 30 100% 23.9 mgCO2 (66)
**MgO-SR adsorbent 100.0 at 200 10% 2.39 mmolCO2 (67)
CeO2 333.0 at 30 100% 10.4 wt % (68)
a

N.C.-not calculated, *MgO modified with 3-aminopropyl-triethoxysilane (APTES), diethylenetriamine (DETA), and polyethylenimine (PEI), **Prepared by a solid-state reaction.