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Bio-templated and 3D-printed hierarchical NaY zeolite monolith for efficient and recyclable CO2 adsorption
Updated:2026-09-17
    • Bio-templated and 3D-printed hierarchical NaY zeolite monolith for efficient and recyclable CO2 adsorption

    • Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering   Vol. 95, Issue 7, Pages: 69-79(2026)
    • Received:21 October 2025,

      Revised:2026-02-08,

      Accepted:10 February 2026,

      Online First:02 July 2026,

      Published:2026-07

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  • Wu Jiahao, Wei Mengxuan, Zhou Yikun, et al. Bio-templated and 3D-printed hierarchical NaY zeolite monolith for efficient and recyclable CO2 adsorption[J]. Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2026, 95(7): 69-79. DOI:

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