A series of mono/bimetallic isostructural hybrid tetraborates of the general formula [ZnCo(1,3-dap)BO] has been prepared using a solvothermal method. Their adsorption/desorption curves for HO and DO demonstrate that these materials have a stronger affinity for HO than for DO and enrich the DO content of DO/HO mixtures.

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