Multiscale study on ammonia adsorption by Li-Doped COF-10

[Display omitted] •Four types of Li-doped COF-10 have been designed.•Adsorption of ammonia on Li-doped COF-10 has been modeled.•Li-doping brings about more enhancement for adsorption of polar molecules.•Both charge amounts and charge distribution have influence on adsorption. Four types of Li-doped...

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Veröffentlicht in:Computational and theoretical chemistry 2020-04, Vol.1175, p.112744, Article 112744
Hauptverfasser: Zhao, Yingguo, Zhang, Shaoyong, Wu, Laxia, Guo, Chang, Song, Xiaowei
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Zusammenfassung:[Display omitted] •Four types of Li-doped COF-10 have been designed.•Adsorption of ammonia on Li-doped COF-10 has been modeled.•Li-doping brings about more enhancement for adsorption of polar molecules.•Both charge amounts and charge distribution have influence on adsorption. Four types of Li-doped COF-10 have been designed and noted as COF-10-1Li, COF-10-2Li, COF-10-4Li, and COF-10-6Li. COF-10 and COF-10-1Li have been used to adsorb both ammonia and hydrogen, and results indicate that incorporation of lithium brings about more enhancement for the adsorption of polar molecules. Ammonia adsorption on all the Li-doped COF-10 has been investigated. More lithium means higher adsorption capacity; however, the promotion of adsorption amounts is not proportional to the number of lithium atoms. Difference in adsorption capacities between COF-10-1Li and COF-10-2Li is slight. While six lithium atoms are included, a considerable promotion can be witnessed. The possible reason is that the positive potential shield on the surface of COF-10-6Li protects ammonia from repulsion from negative charges on the inner skeleton. These results suggest that not only charge amounts but also charge distribution have significant influence on adsorption behaviors.
ISSN:2210-271X
DOI:10.1016/j.comptc.2020.112744