Chemically routed interpore molecular diffusion in metal-organic framework thin films

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• who: Tanmoy Maity from the While considering a model porous structure, we have set the following criteria: (i) preconceivable nanometer pore size and geometry, (ii) periodically arranged pores with specific orientation, (iii) chemical tunability, and (iv) ease of assembly as a thin film at micrometer length scale (so that it can be related to a membrane-type structure)Among the contemporary porous materials, MOFs qualify with these criteria. MOFs consist of inorganic metal or metaloxo nodes and functionalized organic linkers40, which are linked by reversible and directional coordination bonds. The choices for metal and linkers are virtually . . .
  

   

  

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