3D Cobalt Corrole-based Zr-MOF for the Selective Adsorption of Carbon Monoxide

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Ken Rapady; Jian Yang; Stéphane Brandès; Nicolas Desbois; Laurie André; Claude P. Gros

doi:10.1039/d5cc04145g

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

3D Cobalt Corrole-based Zr-MOF for the Selective Adsorption of Carbon Monoxide

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Key Points

The cobalt corrole-based MOFs exhibit enhanced adsorption capabilities for carbon monoxide.
Specific surface area measurements indicate significant microporosity in these materials.
Detailed analysis reveals a uniform particle size and distinct hexagonal morphology among the MOFs.
The findings highlight potential applications of these MOFs in gas separation technologies.

Implication

Two 3D MOFs with cobalt corrole demonstrate improved carbon monoxide adsorption, suggesting innovative material applications.

Abstract

Two 3D MOFs based on a triphenylcorrole and their cobalt-metalated analogs (CoCorr-MOF) are presented. They show a hexagonal morphology, homogeneous particles size, and a microporosity with a specific area of...

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3D Cobalt Corrole-based Zr-MOF for the Selective Adsorption of Carbon Monoxide

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3D Cobalt Corrole-based Zr-MOF for the Selective Adsorption of Carbon Monoxide

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