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Highly Electroconductive Metal-Organic Framework: Tunable by Metal Ion Sorption Quantity
Rouhani F., Rafizadeh-Masuleh F., Morsali A. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 2019
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| TMU-60-Cd2019 · Highly Electroconductive Metal-Organic Framework: Tunable by Metal Ion Sorption Quantity | Cd(II)-sorbed TMU-60; host formula [Zn(OBA)(L*)].DMF with adsorbed Cd(II)Zn2(COO)4 paddle-wheel nodes plus localized Cd(II) interacting with ligand nitrogens after sorption · OBA and L* ligands; Cd(II) weakly binds amine nitrogen atoms of L* | 3D · UnknownGuest-loaded conductive state of TMU-60; XRD patterns remain intact after sorption/electrochemical tests. | 7 · Direct Current I-V Measurement · Figure 8 |