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                Figure 25. The potential-distance curve indicates the sufficient and necessary condition for the formation of an ordered structure of
                atoms. Reproduced with permission [174] . Copyright Chinese Chemical Society.





















                Figure 26. Occurrence of molecular superfluidity when the channel size of the confined space is reduced to 2 d . Reproduced with
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               climate or geographical restrictions. Porous adsorbent materials used for psaAWH were systematically
               summarized. Based on the water vapor adsorption mechanism of each material, the corresponding water
               vapor adsorption/desorption process was presented, the advantages and disadvantages of each adsorbent
               were discussed, and their development status was reviewed. Compared with traditional porous adsorbents,
               emerging porous materials with unique properties exhibit excellent psaAWH performance. Although the
               performance and applicability of psaAWH have improved with the development of various adsorbents, the
               industrial application of psaAWH has not been fully realized, and only some patents related to psaAWH
               have been applied [176-178] . Table 3 lists the commercial application prospects of different materials. The term
               ‘uncertain toxicity’ in the table indicates that the constituent elements of the COFs and CPOSs are non-
               toxic, but some synthetic monomers may be toxic to the human body or cells; therefore, their toxicity is still
               uncertain at present. As shown in Table 3, hydrogels are the most promising materials for commercial
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