April 22, 2021Open Access

Defect Termination in the UiO-66 Family of Metal–Organic Frameworks: The Role of Water and Modulator

KTKui TanUniversity of North Texas HPHaardik PandeyWake Forest University HWHao WangShenzhen Polytechnic

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group. This finding not only provides a new understanding of defect termination in UiO-66, but also sheds light on the origin of its catalytic activity.

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