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Diffraction Structure3 papers3 measurements · 6 results Electrochemistry Application3 papers3 measurements · 9 results Microscopy Morphology2 papers2 measurements · 6 results Porosity2 papers2 measurements · 2 results Spectroscopy2 papers2 measurements · 11 results

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Primary study2020

Enhanced bioelectrochemical performance caused by porous metal-organic framework MIL-53(Fe) as the catalyst in microbial fuel cells

Wang H., Jiang L., Chen J. et al. · Process Biochemistry · 2020

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Diffraction Structure · 4 Electrochemistry Application · 5 Microscopy Morphology · 3 Porosity · 1 Spectroscopy · 7

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Primary study2019

Nanocubic bimetallic organic framework self-templated from Ni precursor as efficient electrocatalysts for oxygen evolution reaction

Yuan B., Li C., Liu Y. et al. · International Journal of Hydrogen Energy · 2019

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Diffraction Structure · 0 Electrochemistry Application · 2 Porosity · 1

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Primary study2017

Efficient hydrogen production from MIL-53(Fe) catalyst-modified Mo: BiVO4 photoelectrodes

Zhang B., Dong G., Wang L. et al. · Catalysis Science and Technology · 2017

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Diffraction Structure · 2 Electrochemistry Application · 2 Microscopy Morphology · 3 Spectroscopy · 4

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MIL-53(Fe)2020 · Enhanced bioelectrochemical performance caused by porous metal-organic framework MIL-53(Fe) as the catalyst in microbial fuel cells	Fe-based MIL-53 framework; described as infinite FeO4(OH)2 clusters connected by H2BDC ligandsFe-containing clusters; infinite FeO4(OH)2 clusters · 1,4-benzenedicarboxylic acid / terephthalic acid (H2BDC)	3D · PristineThree-dimensional porous MIL-53(Fe) crystal with XRD peaks assigned to (001), (100) and (010) planes.	1-2 · Abstract; Introduction
MIL-53(Fe)2019 · Nanocubic bimetallic organic framework self-templated from Ni precursor as efficient electrocatalysts for oxygen evolution reaction	MIL-53(Fe); exact formula not reportedFe centres · terephthalic acid / terephthalate	3D · PristineFe-based MIL-53 MOF; XRD matched simulated/reported MIL-53(Fe) patterns.	11708 · Morphology and structure characterization · Fig. S6
MIL-53(Fe)2017 · Efficient hydrogen production from MIL-53(Fe) catalyst-modified Mo: BiVO4 photoelectrodes	Fe(OH){O2C-C6H4-CO2}Fe(III) octahedral chains sharing OH groups · Terephthalate / benzene-1,4-dicarboxylate	3D · PristineMIL-53(Fe) framework; monoclinic symmetry by XRD; 3D framework with a one-dimensional pore channel system.	1, 3 · Introduction; Results and discussion · Fig. 1