Dissolving the Problem: Organic Vapor Induces Dissolution of Molecular Salts

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Researchers from the Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo, have found that organic vapor can dissolve molecular salts in a phenomenon known as organic deliquescence. Similar to how water vapor can induce deliquescence of compounds like calcium chloride, this phenomenon will be useful for developing methods for capturing harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs). There is an urgent need to remove them from indoor environments, particularly industrial facilities, where concentrations are highest.

2022.06.29

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Dissolving the Problem: Organic Vapor Induces Dissolution of Molecular Salts

Researchers from the Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo, find that organic vapors can induce dissolution of molecular salts (i.e., organic deliquescence), similar to water vapor-induced deliquescence

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