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A robust MOF with diethylammonium cations in its pores, enhances pore partitioning and modifies the environment, enabling selective and dense SO packing through hydrogen bonds. It achieves a reversible SO uptake with a high adsorption enthalpy and record IAST selectivity of 1182 for SO/CO at 298 K and 1 bar.
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