MOFs: New hybrid adsorbents and their industrial applications

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MOFs: New hybrid adsorbents and their industrial applications
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Since their discovery two decades ago, MOFs have become one of today’s hottest fields of research.

They are ultra-highly porous solids made from the assembly of metal ions (zinc, copper, titanium, etc.) and organic molecules that act as super-adsorbents (up to 90% of a MOF consists of empty space), similarly to zeolites or activated carbon.

Owing to their ultra-high porosity and chemical versatility MOFs attract interest not only from academia but increasingly from industry and are already solving real-world problems. MOFs have been traditionally known for their great catalytic capacities but also have been proposed for several applications including gas storage and separation, which has great impact in hydrogen cells, carbon dioxide capture, or air purification, among others. MOFs also play a role on electronics being already part of batteries and hight sensitive sensors. They also show great potential for emerging medical technologies.

MOFs are an emerging technology which is increasingly gaining ground. In this webinar you will understand all their potential and their manufacturing and will find out how this material can solve your needs.

This webinar will also entail a brief state-of-the-art in adsorbent materials commonly used and their comparison with MOFs will be addressed.

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No scheduled calls

Objectives

  • Learn the state-of-the-art of adsorbents used in the industry.
  • Learn MOFs structure and how they can be easily prepared.
  • Learn how MOFs can be processed together with additives to build composite materials.
  • Find out more about some of their key applications.
  • Find out start-ups and companies that already commercialise MOFs and their uses.

Addressed to

  • Companies from Chemical Sector.
  • Companies from Automotive and Construction Sector.
  • Companies from Agricultural and Packaging Sector.
  • Companies from Health and Pharma Sector.
  • Researchers working at Universities and Technological Centres.

Program

INTRODUCTION TO MOFS
  • What are MOFs?
  • Synthesis at industrial scale.
SHAPING FOR MANUFACTURING
  • Shaping
  • MOFs composites
APPLICATIONS

Programa

INTRODUCTION TO MOFS

  • What are MOFs?
  • Synthesis at industrial scale.

SHAPING FOR MANUFACTURING

  • Shaping
  • MOFs composites

APPLICATIONS

Methodology

    • The course has been designed to be taken through conference call, so that you can take it from anywhere
    • The course contents have been developed by our expert teachers in the field.
    • The teacher will solve your doubts live at the end of the training session.

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