Synthesis, Characterization of MOF-200/Graphene Oxide Composite For Static Adsorption Performance of Carbon Dioxide

High content of carbon dioxide found in biogas has become major challenge faced in
biogas production as the presence of carbon dioxide degrades the heating value of
biogas. Hence, biogas purification is very essential to capture and remove excess
carbon dioxide in order to enhance its heating value as to be comparable with that of
natural gas. This can be achieved by adsorption technique using a newly synthetic
adsorbent which in this case, metal-organic frameworks is chosen to fabricated
MOF-200 composite with graphene oxide (MOF-200/GO). Although there are
abundance of techniques and adsorbents used for carbon dioxide adsorption, MOF200/GO has not yet been synthesized and studied its efficiency in capturing carbon
dioxide from methane.