The invention relates to a high-performance
mixed matrix membrane (MMMs) based on a defect-engineered
metal organic framework (MOF), which is used for efficient CO2 / N2
gas separation. The core innovation lies in that through a coordination strategy of ligand functionalization-defect
engineering, a
nitrogen-rich alkaline microenvironment is introduced into a PzDC ligand, so that the
adsorption selectivity and
solubility coefficient of the membrane to CO2 are greatly enhanced. By simply adjusting the addition amount (x value) of the monodentate ligand 2-PZC, the defect concentration, pore size distribution and
surface chemical properties of MOF can be accurately regulated and controlled, an ultrafast
transmission channel is provided for gas, and the
diffusion coefficient and permeability are remarkably improved; meanwhile, a large number of unsaturated
metal centers (Zr < 6 + >) with exposed defects and
polymer chains form strong coordinate bonds, so that the problem of interfacial compatibility is fundamentally solved. Therefore, the'customizable 'design of the membrane separation performance is realized. Meanwhile, the
structural stability and mechanical
toughness of the membrane material in the long-term operation process are ensured through the strong interface interaction, and the good application prospect is achieved. According to the prepared MMMs, especially the PIM-1-based MMMs which takes UiO-PzDC-L3 as a filler and has the loading capacity of 15wt%, the breakthrough performance that the CO2 permeability reaches up to 18553
Barrer (the CO2 permeability is improved by 384% compared with that of a pure PIM-1 membrane) and the CO2 / N2 selectivity reaches 23 is achieved, and the breakthrough performance far exceeds the Robeson tradeoff upper limit in 2019.