Research Article

Microporous MOF-5@AC and Cu-BDC@AC Composite Materials for Methane Storage in ANG Technology

Table 2

Comparison of the methane adsorption capacity of the synthesized adsorbents with others.

MOFsFramework density Dc (g/cm3)BET surface area (m2/g)Total uptakeConditions pressure (bar)/temperature (K)References
(cm3/cm3)(cm3/g)(mmol/g)

MOF-9050.549349014526411.7835/298[40]
LIFM-820.92216241962149.5535/298[40]
NU-1250.589328618231514.0635/298[40]
AC10.51060.35.1135/298[10]
AC20.58363.33.0635/298[10]
AC30.391177.77.9235/298[10]
AC40.491050.85.1835/298[10]
LIFM-830.91717151929.3635/298[41]
MOF-50.59187013522810.1836/298[14]
IR-MOF10.59128.29217.459.7135/298[42]
MOF-50.611352219.8735/298[15]
MOF-50.5931101858.2835/298[43]
CMK-30.87950117.335.235/298[44]
Cu-BDC6243.835/298[45]
Cu-BDC60311.5835/293[46]
MIL-53(Cu)/CNT112313.7235/298[47]
Mn(HCO2)2/graphite2804.241/298[48]
MOF-540% @AC7117.335/298This study
MOF-510% @AC5.935/298This study
Cu-BDC40% @AC6576.8535/298This study
Cu-BDC10% @AC5.5935/298This study
Pure activated carbon8154.3235/298This study
MOF-57608.1835/298This study
Cu-BDC6337.7435/298This study