Tag Archives: metal-organic frameworks
Metal-organic framework with dangling sulfonate groups for enhanced proton conductivity
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) provide a versatile platform for tuning the chemical functionality of pore surfaces and thus have attracted an increasing amount of attention for applications in gas storage, molecular separation, sensing, and catalysis. In contrast to
Virus chainmail: protective and porous metal-organic framework grown on a virus
Biomineralization describes a process of programmable accumulation, concentration, and construction of inorganic ions regulated by organisms to form both amorphous and crystalline materials that possess well–controlled chemical components, microstructures, morphologies, and functionalities. For instance, skeletons and shells
Functionalized metal-organic frameworks for hydrocarbon azeotropes’ energy economic separation
Remember the small yet eye-catchy “Pick 5 differences” column in your Sunday daily every week?! An arduous session of mental exercise used to follow thereafter, to recognize the minute alterations among the two rather similar snapshots. The
