Demonstrates enhanced water production capacity using Zr-MOF in arid environments, suggesting a new design strategy for energy efficiency.
= 30% with an average of ∼14 adsorption-desorption cycles per day and a mild desorption temperature of 318 K, achieving higher daily water production capacity compared to most prevailing MOFs. This study provides insights into a new structural adaptive design strategy for hydroscopic MOF for highly efficient and energy-efficient atmospheric water harvesting in an arid environment.
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