LIU Yu, ZHAO Shuangliang, HU Jun, et al. Gas adsorption and separation in metal-organic framework: application of classical density functional theory[J]. CIESC Journal, 2016, (1): 89-96.
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LIU Yu, ZHAO Shuangliang, HU Jun, et al. Gas adsorption and separation in metal-organic framework: application of classical density functional theory[J]. CIESC Journal, 2016, (1): 89-96.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20151403.
Gas adsorption and separation in metal-organic framework: application of classical density functional theory
This article reviews the recent progress on predicting the adsorption properties of metal-organic framework by using classical density functional theory and focused on the application of the classical density functional theory to the high-throughput screening
which is accelerated by Fast Fourier Transform. Comparing to the conventional molecular simulations
the advantage of the accelerated classical density functional theory is the calculation speed
especially for simple small molecule systems
which makes the high-throughput screening on MOF materials feasible. However
it appears that there is a lack of efficient method to deal with the complicated molecules. How to construct a reasonable free energy functional of complicated fluid is the main challenge to state of art classical density functional theory.
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