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A novel approach to modify the SBU of the well-known bio-MOF-1 by reducing the nuclearity of the metal cluster while retaining the topology of the anionic 3D framework is reported.… Click to show full abstract
A novel approach to modify the SBU of the well-known bio-MOF-1 by reducing the nuclearity of the metal cluster while retaining the topology of the anionic 3D framework is reported. The resulting BioMOF is prone to accept H ions from the organic counterions providing a route to obtain neutral frameworks.
Keywords:
secondary building;
metal removal;
topology;
removal secondary;
bio mof
Journal Title: CrystEngComm
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: CrystEngComm
Year Published: 2020
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