Chao Yu,Cheng Tang,Man Yin,Song Qin,Ling He,Guo-Hong Tao
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Abstract
The ionic polyimine network (IPIN) derived from choline lysinate ionic liquid possesses multiple iodine adsorption sites, including ionic groups, Schiff base structures, and imine groups. Through the polarization effect and charge redistribution induced by the electric field, IPIN exhibits a high retention rate more than 99% for flowing iodine gas.
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