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Engineering synergistic Zn-Fe bimetallic centers inside metal-organic frameworks enables the simultaneous adjustment of structural, magnetic, and electronic properties to optimize optical, redox, and dopamine sensing performance. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This research aims to investigate how structural dynamics of Zn-Fe bimetallic MOFs affect their redox and optical performance.

May 10, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry B0 citations

Time–temperature–solvent modulated Zn–Fe bimetallic MOFs: correlating structural dynamics with optical, redox, and dopamine sensing performance

DSDeepika SharmaIndian Institute of Technology Mandi PKPallavi KadianIndian Institute of Technology Mandi RSRajat SharmaIndian Institute of Technology Mandi

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This research aims to investigate how structural dynamics of Zn-Fe bimetallic MOFs affect their redox and optical performance.
Engineered various metal centres within MOFs to study the effects on properties.
Conducted performance assessments on optical, redox, and dopamine sensing.
Correlated structural dynamics with sensing efficacy.
Enhanced redox properties observed in engineered MOFs, improving sensing capabilities.
Optimized structural configurations correlated with superior optical performance.
Demonstrated a significant increase in sensitivity for dopamine detection.

Resumen

Engineering synergistic metal centres inside metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) provides an effective approach to simultaneously adjust structural, magnetic, and electronic properties within a single architecture.

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