Check the TGA curve of your material and see the thermal stability up to 200 degrees celcius. And decide which temperature will suit your material for degassing.
Begin Initial Degassing with a lower temperature (around 50-100°C) for several hours to remove adsorbed moisture. This is particularly important if water from the synthesis process is present.
Solvent Removal: Gradually increase the temperature to remove any remaining solvent residues. Consider a temperature range of 100-150°C for several hours to eliminate chloroform and methanol.
Intermediate and Final Degassing: Continue the degassing process at intermediate temperatures (150-200°C) and, if needed, higher temperatures (250-350°C) for several hours to ensure complete removal of volatile compounds.
Always monitor the weight loss during degassing, and be cautious not to exceed the thermal stability of the organic cage material.