Aqueous Polymorph and Morphology Control in ZIFs via 1‑Methylimidazole for Efficient Lipase Entrapment

Sara Talebi Deylamani; Giuseppe Di Palma; Zsófia Bognár; E. Eja Petersen; Romy Ettlinger; Stig Helveg; Joerg R. Jinschek

doi:10.1039/d6gc02941h

January 1, 2026Green Chemistry

Aqueous Polymorph and Morphology Control in ZIFs via 1‑Methylimidazole for Efficient Lipase Entrapment

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This research aims to optimize the phase and morphology of zeolitic imidazolate frameworks to improve lipase entrapment for biocatalysis.
Controlled synthesis of ZIFs using 1-methylimidazole to adjust phase and morphology.
Evaluation of lipase entrapment efficiency in various ZIF morphologies.
Analysis of gas separation and adsorption properties in correlation with morphology.
Enhanced lipase entrapment efficiency observed in ZIFs with optimized morphology compared to conventional methods.
Improved biocatalytic performance in gas separation processes with tailored ZIF structures.

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Demonstrates improved lipase entrapment using controlled ZIF morphology, suggesting enhanced biocatalytic performance.

Abstract

Controlling the phase and morphology of zeolitic imidazolate frameworks (ZIFs) is crucial for optimizing properties relevant to gas separation, adsorption, and, in particular, biocatalysis. In conventional synthesis, the formation of...

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Aqueous Polymorph and Morphology Control in ZIFs via 1‑Methylimidazole for Efficient Lipase Entrapment

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