Hybrids of SiO2 substrate and electrospun Ni-MOF/polysulfone fibers for an efficient removal of CH4 gas pollution

In this study, novel nanostructures based on Ni-MOF/polysulfone nanofibers were fabricated by microwave-assisted electrospinning method. The final fibrous nanostructure immobilized SiO 2 substrates with high physicho-chemical properties. These an average diameter of 20 nm and a specific surface area 1690 m /g used as adsorption for CH 4 gas adsorption. It seems that the integration Ni-MOF compounds into network has differentiated these materials from previous samples. Since experimental parameters significantly affect area, including voltage, concentration, distance between collector source are designed fractional factorial results optimized contour plots, ANOVA theoretically. show sample rate about 5.14 mmoL/g. improved performance is attributed to large porous nature Ni-MOF/Ps which more convenient accessible CH4