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To mimic enzymes in nature, a set of hybrid nanoarrays of Cu-MOFs sealed in hydrogen-substituted graphdiyne has been developed in order to serve as Lewis-acid-promoted catalysts. By regulating the electron-withdrawing… Click to show full abstract
To mimic enzymes in nature, a set of hybrid nanoarrays of Cu-MOFs sealed in hydrogen-substituted graphdiyne has been developed in order to serve as Lewis-acid-promoted catalysts. By regulating the electron-withdrawing capability of the ligands bridging Cu2+ sites, these Cu-MOFs provided different levels of Lewis acidity toward nitrate affinity, a feature crucial for nitrate-to-ammonia conversion.
Keywords:
hybrid nanoarrays;
substituted graphdiyne;
levels lewis;
nanoarrays mofs;
lewis acidity
Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2023
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Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2023
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