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1D Conductive Metal-Organic Framework-Enabled Dual-Parameter MEMS Gas Sensor for Thermal Runaway Monitoring
Liu X., Wu J., Li J. et al. · Advanced Functional Materials · 2026
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NiBTA
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| NiBTA2026 · 1D Conductive Metal-Organic Framework-Enabled Dual-Parameter MEMS Gas Sensor for Thermal Runaway Monitoring | Ni-BTA 1D conductive MOF; BTA = 1,2,4,5-benzenetetramine-derived ligandNickel coordination sites; high-resolution Ni 2p indicates Ni(II). · 1,2,4,5-benzenetetramine (from BTA.4HCl), oxidised/deprotonated to coordinated -NH-/-C=N units. | 1D · PristineP21/n structural simulation for NiBTA; 1D chains in herringbone pattern with regular crystalline structure. | p.3 · Results and Discussion, 2.1 · Figure 2c,d; Tables S1-S2 |