Constructing bimetallization and hydroxylation in metal-organic framework for efficient Cr(VI) photoreduction

Yunzi Wang; Junyu Chen; Chunyan Li; Q.-L. Yang; Jianjun Wang

doi:10.1039/d5nr03327f

January 1, 2025Nanoscale

Constructing bimetallization and hydroxylation in metal-organic framework for efficient Cr(VI) photoreduction

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The innovative approach constructs bimetallization and hydroxylation in metal-organic frameworks for effective Cr(VI) photoreduction.
Assessment of various photocatalysts confirms that the modified metal-organic frameworks significantly outperform traditional methods.
The findings highlight the potential for advancing photocatalytic material design towards more efficient heavy metal removal applications.

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Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), as promising photocatalysts, have been widely used in Cr(VI) removal due to their high porosity and structural tunability, whereas the simple hybridization of MOFs was not beneficial...

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