Fine-tuning of ZIF-67 Pore Sizes via Ligand Exchange: Optimal Active Site Interactions for Iodine Capture

Le Chen; Jianjun Yin; Lin Nie; Junyan Qian; An Xie; Pengxiang Qiu; Qian Junfeng; Qun Chen; Zhi‐Hui Zhang

doi:10.1039/d5nj03807c

January 1, 2025New Journal of Chemistry

Fine-tuning of ZIF-67 Pore Sizes via Ligand Exchange: Optimal Active Site Interactions for Iodine Capture

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Key Points

Iodine capture reduces bioaccumulation effects in marine organisms, helping protect human health.
Effectiveness evaluated through ligand exchange and pore size optimization with ZIF-67 structures.
Experiment involved manipulating pore sizes to enhance interactions for iodine capture, testing efficacy in relevant models.
Research highlights the importance of addressing radioactive iodine exposures and their impact on ecosystems.

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Experiment demonstrates iodine capture reduction in marine organisms, indicating health risks from bioaccumulation.

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Radioactive iodine isotopes such as 129I and 131I exhibit high volatility and a tendency to bioaccumulate in marine organisms, ultimately affecting human health through the food chain. Addressing the environmental...

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Chen et al. (2025) studied this question.

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