November 11, 2014

Introduction of amino groups into acid-resistant MOFs for enhanced U(vi) sorption

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Abstract

Amine grafting on MOFs greatly enhances the adsorbability of Cr-MIL-101 towards U(vi) from an aqueous solution, and the enhancement depends on the coverage and flexibility of the grafted amino group.

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