Extended Data Table 1 Summary of O2-carrying capacities

From: Microporous water with high gas solubilities

  1. Amount of O2 stored in nanocrystal solutions determined by measurement of the amount of O2 released on injection of an oxygenated solution into deoxygenated water, along with the percentage of the experimental amount of O2 released relative to the theoretical amount for a microporous solution based on solid-state O2 adsorption data. At least three measurements were made for each material to obtain an average value and standard deviation. Note that all solutions were equilibrated near 1 bar of O2 at ambient temperature, except for PEG/ZIF-8 and PEG/ZIF-67, which were equilibrated with air (0.2 bar O2). aCapacities for perfluorocarbon emulsions are from ref. 36. bAssuming 15 g Hb dl−1.
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