Nanoporous, hypercrosslinked polypyrroles: effect of crosslinking moiety on pore size and selective gas adsorption

Jonathan Germain; Jean Mj Frechet; František Švec

doi:10.1039/b821233c

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Nanoporous, hypercrosslinked polypyrroles: effect of crosslinking moiety on pore size and selective gas adsorption

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Jonathan Germain
Jean Mj Frechet
University of California, Berkeley
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František Švec

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Nanoporous, hypercrosslinked polypyrroles with surface areas of up to 720 m2 g(-1) have been prepared; their pore sizes and gas adsorption selectivities were controlled by varying the size of the crosslinking units.

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