Preparation of Ti-MOFs for efficient adsorptive desulfurization: Synthesis, characterization, and adsorption mechanisms

Nowadays, improving the desulfurization capacity of catalysts is becoming more and more important for envi-ronmental protection. We have prepared NH2-MIL-125 material, a MOF material with good adsorption prop-erties, by hydrothermal method. And the four materials were dried at 110 degrees C, 150 degrees C, 200 degrees C and 250 degrees C, respectively. And their peak positions were analyzed by XRD and FT-IR, and their surface and pore size prop-erties were analyzed by SEM and physical adsorption. Experiments were conducted on their adsorption desul-furization capacity in the order of NH2-MIL-125@150 degrees C > NH2-MIL125@200 degrees C > NH2-MIL-125@250 degrees C > NH2- MIL-125@110 degrees C. We also compared the magnitude of the adsorption and removal capacity of NH2-MIL-125@150 degrees C for other adsorbed sulfur-containing compound (SCCs), and the results obtained were DBT > 4,6-DBT > BT. Among them, the equilibrium adsorption amount (qe) of NH2-MIL-125@150 degrees C for DBT reached 112 mg/g. It was also supplemented with DFT calculations to investigate the mechanism of adsorption co-layers at the molecular level, and the results obtained matched the experimental results.