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Islam M, Lin L, Ray D, Premadasa U, Ma Y, Sacci R, et al.
J Am Chem Soc . 2025 Jan; 147(6):5080-5088. PMID: 39744917
Chemical selectivity is traditionally understood in the context of rigid molecular scaffolds with precisely defined local coordination and chemical environments that ultimately facilitate a given transformation of interest. By contrast,...
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Sylvanus A, Jones G, Custelcean R, Vogiatzis K
Chemphyschem . 2024 Nov; 26(4):e202400498. PMID: 39607812
Carbon capture, sequestration and utilization offers a viable solution for reducing the total amount of atmospheric CO concentrations. On an industrial scale, amine-based solvents are extensively employed for CO capture...
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Dang D, Einkauf J, Ma X, Custelcean R, Ma Y, Zimmerman P, et al.
Phys Chem Chem Phys . 2024 Sep; 26(36):24008-24020. PMID: 39246286
The hydrazone functional group, when coupled with a pyridyl substituent, offers a unique class of widely tunable photoswitches, whose -to- photoisomerization equilibria can be controlled through intramolecular hydrogen bonding between...
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Premadasa U, Doughty B, Custelcean R, Ma Y
Chempluschem . 2024 Mar; 89(10):e202300713. PMID: 38456801
The intensive energy demands associated with solvent regeneration and CO release in current direct air capture (DAC) technologies makes their deployment at the massive scales (GtCO/year) required to positively impact...
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Premadasa U, Kumar N, Zhu Z, Stamberga D, Li T, Roy S, et al.
ACS Appl Mater Interfaces . 2024 Feb; 16(9):12052-12061. PMID: 38411063
Interfaces are considered a major bottleneck in the capture of CO from air. Efforts to design surfaces to enhance CO capture probabilities are challenging due to the remarkably poor understanding...
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Jang G, Jung G, Seo J, Keum J, Yoon M, Damron J, et al.
ChemSusChem . 2023 Sep; 17(2):e202300735. PMID: 37682803
Solvent-based CO capture consumes significant amounts of energy for solvent regeneration. To improve energy efficiency, this study investigates CO fixation in a solid form through solvation, followed by ionic self-assembly-aided...
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Hwang I, Huang S, Smith S, Lynch V, Custelcean R, Moyer B, et al.
J Am Chem Soc . 2023 Jun; 145(26):14387-14394. PMID: 37343135
Described in this work are calix[4]pyrrole-based ion-pair receptors, /- and /-, designed for the extraction of sodium hydroxide. An X-ray diffraction analysis of a single crystal of the -·NaOH isomer...
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Premadasa U, Bocharova V, Miles A, Stamberga D, Belony S, Bryantsev V, et al.
Angew Chem Int Ed Engl . 2023 May; 62(29):e202304957. PMID: 37198131
One of the grand challenges underlying current direct air capture (DAC) technologies relates to the intensive energy cost for sorbent regeneration and CO release, making the massive scale (GtCO /year)...
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Einkauf J, Williams N, Seipp C, Custelcean R
JACS Au . 2023 Apr; 3(3):879-888. PMID: 37006778
Selenium (Se) has become an environmental contaminant of aquatic ecosystems as a result of human activities, particularly mining, fossil fuel combustion, and agricultural activities. By leveraging the high sulfate concentrations...
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Premadasa U, Dong D, Stamberga D, Custelcean R, Roy S, Ma Y, et al.
ACS Appl Mater Interfaces . 2023 Mar; 15(15):19634-19645. PMID: 36944180
As fossil fuels remain a major source of energy throughout the world, developing efficient negative emission technologies, such as direct air capture (DAC), which remove carbon dioxide (CO) from the...