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A facile strategy was introduced for room-temperature controllable synthesis of hierarchically flower-like hollow COFs (FHF-COFs). Furthermore, the universality for synthesis of the HFH-COFs was validated by altering the building units. Inspired by the unique morphology, extremely large surface area and good chemical stability, HFH-COFs could serve as an attractive adsorption probe by loading with gold nanoparticles and be applied to enrichment of brain natriuretic peptide from human serum. This work opens up a whole new approach for controllable synthesis of the HFH-COFs at room temperature and expands the application of COFs as a promising enrichment probe for complex biological samples.
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