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June 26, 2014Chemical Communications193 citations

A super water-stable europium–organic framework: guests inducing low-humidity proton conduction and sensing of metal ions

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RWRui WangXDXi‐Yan DongHXHong Xu

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The ordered dimethylammonium cations H2N(CH3)2(+) and helical water spirals as guest species make a super water stable europium-organic framework possess a proton conductivity of over 10(-3) S cm(-1) at 68% relative humidity. A fluorescent probe for Fe(3+) and Cu(2+) ions via a different mechanism has also been realized.

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