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More than a one-trick pony: Postsynthetic modification of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) permits stepwise, “tandem” modification of the lattice. An MOF bearing reactive functional groups can be subjected to a controllable, heterogeneous transformation sequence while retaining its structural integrity and microporosity. This approach allows the synthesis of MOFs bearing multiple functional groups (represented in the scheme by green and pink spheres).
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