A flexible copper MOF as a carboxylate-specific crystalline sponge for structure solution using X-ray and electron diffraction

Russell M. Main; Daniel N. Rainer; Marta Bauza; Romy Ettlinger; Nicole L. Kelly; Simon J. Coles; Sharon E. Ashbrook; Russell E. Morris; Russell Main; Daniel N. Rainer; Marta Bauza; Romy Ettlinger; Nicole L. Kelly; Simon Coles; Sharon Elizabeth Ashbrook; Russell Morris

doi:10.1039/d5sc05651a

January 1, 2025Chemical ScienceOpen Access

A flexible copper MOF as a carboxylate-specific crystalline sponge for structure solution using X-ray and electron diffraction

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Structure solution improved using X-ray techniques with a unique flexible copper framework.
A new copper-based metal-organic framework serves as an effective adsorbent and crystalline sponge.
Assessment demonstrates efficient interaction of the framework with targeted carboxylate groups.
Framework's application indicates enhanced performance for material characterization.

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Metal-organic framework shows improved structure solution using X-ray in crystalline settings, indicating potential for advanced material applications.

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A new, flexible metal–organic framework has been prepared from copper and 2,3-dihydroxyterephthalate which acts as a crystalline sponge and adsorbent.

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