From layer sliding to near-zero compressibility: novel high-pressure flexibility and CO₂ site evolution in pre-ELM-11 and ELM-11

Jie Liu; Julia M Barker; Jiabin Xu; Yining Huang; Yang Song

doi:10.1039/d5ta10521h

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

From layer sliding to near-zero compressibility: novel high-pressure flexibility and CO₂ site evolution in pre-ELM-11 and ELM-11

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The aim is to understand how mechanical stress affects the flexibility and CO₂ site evolution in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs).
Comparison of high-pressure flexibility between ELM-11 and pre-ELM-11 MOFs.
Analysis focused on mechanical stress responses and CO₂ sorption capabilities.
ELM-11 exhibits enhanced flexibility under high pressure compared to pre-ELM-11.
Significant changes in CO₂ adsorption sites were observed with applied mechanical stress.

Abstract

Understanding how mechanical stress reshapes flexible metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) is important for designing robust, stimuli‑responsive CO₂ sorbents. Here we compare the high‑pressure flexibility of the elastic layered MOF ELM‑11 and...

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From layer sliding to near-zero compressibility: novel high-pressure flexibility and CO₂ site evolution in pre-ELM-11 and ELM-11

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From layer sliding to near-zero compressibility: novel high-pressure flexibility and CO₂ site evolution in pre-ELM-11 and ELM-11

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