Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), also known as porous coordination polymers (PCPs), are a class of nanoporous materials. They are highly ordered crystalline materials composed of organic ligands and inorganic metals or metal-oxo units (e. g. Cu, Cr, Zn) to produce highly ordered, 3D structures. MOFs possess excellent chemical and physical properties and can be assembled from a variety of metals and a large number of organic linkers, opening up a wide range of applications. A number of start-ups are now bringing MOF products to the market.
Article contents include:
- Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) properties.
- Materials.
- Markets and applications.
- Company profiles.
- Metal-organic frameworks products.
Published December 2018 | 5 pages
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