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Cu3FHHTP2

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2025–2025publication span

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Diffraction Structure1 paper1 measurement · 2 results Electrical Transport1 paper1 measurement · 1 result Microscopy Morphology1 paper1 measurement · 3 results Other1 paper1 measurement · 2 results Porosity1 paper1 measurement · 2 results

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Primary study2025

Asymmetrical Substitution Manipulates Stacking Modes in 2D Conductive MOF Crystals

Liu Y., Yao H., Zhang H. et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2025

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Diffraction Structure · 2 Electrical Transport · 1 Microscopy Morphology · 3 Other · 2 Porosity · 2

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Paper and reported name	Formula and components	Structure context	Source
Cu3FHHTP22025 · Asymmetrical Substitution Manipulates Stacking Modes in 2D Conductive MOF Crystals	Cu3FHHTP2Cu catecholate nodes; square-planar CuO4 units · FHHTP (1-fluorotriphenylene-2,3,6,7,10,11-hexaol)	2D · PristineFluorinated 2D layered framework adopting antiparallel stacking driven by complementary electrostatic potentials.	2-4 · Results and Discussion · Figure 2c and Figure 4