Amorphous MOF Conversion Strategy for Membrane Fabrication with Unique Surface Architecture

Zilun Guo; Hiroto Maruta; Shunsuke Tanaka

doi:10.1039/d5cc07010d

January 1, 2026Chemical Communications

Amorphous MOF Conversion Strategy for Membrane Fabrication with Unique Surface Architecture

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The research aims to explore a novel strategy for converting amorphous metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) into crystalline structures to improve membrane fabrication.
Developed a transformation strategy from amorphous to crystalline MOF.
Fabricated membranes using the unique surface architecture created from the MOF transformation.
Characterized the membrane properties and performance in separation applications.
Demonstrated membranes exhibiting unique surface architecture and domain structures.
Showed improved separation performance compared to conventional MOF membranes.

Implication

Innovative strategy fabricates unique separation membranes with distinct surface architecture, suggesting enhanced performance.

Abstract

We demonstrate an innovative amorphous-to-crystalline MOF transformation strategy that enables the fabrication of separation membranes with distinctive surface architecture and domain structure not observed in conventional MOF membranes. This work...

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