Diversity in Porous Metal-Organic Framework Materials
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Type
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Journal
Article
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Author
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Partha
Mahata
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Author
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Srinivasan
Natarajan
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URL
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Free
Full Text Source: http://journal.library.iisc.ernet.in/index.php/iisc/article/view/4456
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Volume
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94
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Issue
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1
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Pages
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79-94
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Publication
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Journal
of the Indian Institute of Science
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Date
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2014/01/01
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Abstract
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The
area of metal organic frameworks (MOF) has witnessed rapid growth over the
past two decades. The successful synthesis of MOFs depends on the subtle
balance between the coordination ability of the metal ion and the organic
ligands. The discovery of many new MOF structures over the years suggests
that this balance between the organic and the inorganic components have been
achieved.
The driving force for the study of MOFs, of course, is their potential use in the areas of Lewis acid catalysis, sorption, separation and storage of gases. In this article, we have attempted to highlight the important developments that have taken place during the last decade. In doing so, our focus has been to familiarize the readers with the available diversity in the structures and hence the structural aspects only have been described and discussed. |
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