Porous organic polymers(POPs) are a class of multi-dimensional network materials, which are built via the strong covalent bonds linkage of various organic building blocks with different geometries and topologies. Recently, POPs become a new rising research field in porous material sciences owning to their advantages of light-weight, large specific surface area, and the pre-designable and precise tuneable structures and functions. POPs have received increasing attention for their tremendous potential applications in gas adsorption/separation, catalysis, photoelectric conversion, sensing, and energy storage, and so on. In this article, recent developments on the controlled synthesis and adjustable performance of POPs are summarized. The application of porous aromatic frameworks and conjugated microporous polymers in adsorption of radioactive iodine is introduced. Meanwhile, some problems and challenges about POPs in this field are also discussed and prospected, respectively.
Contents
1 Introduction
2 Synthesis of porous aromatic frameworks and the
application in adsorption of radioactive iodine
3 Synthesis of conjugated microporous polymers and the application in adsorption of radioactive iodine
4 Conclusion