COMPOSITE MATERIAL COMPOSED OF A POLYMER CONTAINING FLUORINE, HYDROPHOBIC ZEOLITE PARTICLES AND A METAL MATERIAL
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The invention relates to a composite material comprising a) a porous matrix of a polymer containing fluorine and having a percentage of tetrafluoroethylene monomer units of at least 95 mol % based on the total of monomer units, b) hydrophobic zeolite particles which are embedded in the matrix and around which matrix filaments extend, and c) at least one metal material. The invention further relates to the use of the composite material for adsorbing organic molecules from a gaseous or liquid mixture of substances that contains at least one organic component, and to a method for removing organic molecules from a gaseous or liquid mixture of substances.
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