“…To date, source control efforts have reduced the emission of sulfurous compounds by 30–40%. Various techniques that have been used include liquid-phase chemical scrubbing, ,− hydrodesulfurization, ,− biological processes (e.g., biofilters, bioscrubbers, and biotrickling filters), − ,− catalytic oxidation, , and adsorption. ,,,− Nonetheless, it is still important to reduce their concentration to parts per billion (ppb) or parts per trillion levels (ppt) . In addition, most of the above technologies are based on chemical adsorption, which invariably requires higher energy and chemical processing penalties than physical adsorption. ,,,, Thus, it becomes important to develop new technologies that employ anticorrosive and moisture-stable materials in order to ensure improved energy efficiency, low-cost processing, and possible reusability.…”