Critical Barriers and Frontiers in Metal–Organic Framework-Glass for Electrocatalysis

April 27, 2026Langmuir

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This research investigates the limitations of pure metal-organic framework (MOF) glasses in electrocatalysis and proposes improvements.
Analyzed main electrocatalytic reactions: hydrogen evolution, oxygen evolution, nitrate reduction.
Evaluated the performance of pure MOF glasses as transport-limited spectators.
Proposed transitioning to glass-ceramic structures for enhanced functionality.
Identified that pure MOF glasses often limit transport efficiency.
Suggested that protective conductive glass matrices for active nanocrystals could improve performance.
Concluded that future strategies should focus on computational design for function.

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Exploration discusses electrocatalysis outcomes in metal-organic frameworks, suggesting design shifts for better efficiency.

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Hu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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