Spectroscopy — Copper-Based Two-Dimensional Conductive Metal-Organic Framework Thin Films for Ultrasensitive Detection of Perfluoroalkyls in Drinking Water

Measurement evidence

Spectroscopy

Copper-Based Two-Dimensional Conductive Metal-Organic Framework Thin Films for Ultrasensitive Detection of Perfluoroalkyls in Drinking Water · Roh H., Quill T.J., Chen G. et al. · ACS Nano · 2025 · 6332-6341

3 measurement groups · 11 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

UV-vis absorption spectroscopy

Pristine Cu-HHTP thin films for structural and spectroscopic characterisation · Thin Film

Agilent Cary 6000i UV/vis/NIR on Cu-HHTP films grown on cleaned glass substrates.

Geometry
Thin film on glass substrate
Context
pristine Cu-HHTP annealed films
Measurement source
p003 and p007 / article pp.6334 and 6338 · MOF Structure Characterization; Materials and Methods - Morphology Analysis · Figure 2a
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Sharp UV-vis absorption peaksharp peak around 360 nmText
Approximate
p003 / article p.6334 · MOF Structure Characterization · Figure 2a
Broad UV-vis absorption peakbroader peak around 650 nmText
Approximate
p003 / article p.6334 · MOF Structure Characterization · Figure 2a

High-resolution XPS before/after PFAS exposure and electrochemical cycling

Cu-HHTP thin-film device exposed to PFOA · Electrode

Cu, O, C and F XPS spectra for pristine Cu-HHTP, PFOA-exposed and PFOS-exposed films; depth profile using 10 kV Ar+2500 sputtering.

Geometry
Cu-HHTP thin films; 50 nm film for drop-cast PFOA depth profile
Context
PFAS-exposed versus pristine Cu-HHTP
Measurement source
p005-p006 / article pp.6336-6337 · PFAS Sensing Mechanism · Figure 4a-d; Figures S11-S15
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Cu1+/Cu2+ ratio decreases after PFAS exposureAfter PFAS exposure, the relative ratio of Cu1+ to Cu2+ decreased.Text
Qualitative
p005 / article p.6336 · PFAS Sensing Mechanism · Figure 4a-b; Figure S11
Inherent C-F F 1s binding energyinherent C-F bond centered around 690 eVText
Approximate
p006 / article p.6337 · PFAS Sensing Mechanism · Figure 4d; Figure S15
New metal-F F 1s binding energynew metal-F coordination around 695 eVText
Approximate
p006 / article p.6337 · PFAS Sensing Mechanism · Figure 4d; Figure S15
F 1s peak shift after electrochemical reactionpeak shift of about 5 eV observed across all samplesCaption
Approximate
p010 / SI p.10 · Supporting Figure S15 · Figure S15
PFOA distribution through Cu-HHTP filmPFOA uniformly distributed throughout the bulk of the Cu-HHTP film after exposure.Caption
Qualitative
p008-p009 / SI pp.8-9 · Supporting Figure S12 · Figure S12
PFOA drop-cast XPS film thickness10 nM PFOA in water drop-cast onto a 50 nm Cu-HHTP filmCaption
Exact Reported
p008 / SI p.8 · Supporting Figure S12 · Figure S12

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS)

Pristine Cu-HHTP thin films for structural and spectroscopic characterisation · Thin Film

PHI Versa Probe 3 XPS, monochromatized Al source 1486.6 eV, 50 W, 200 um spot; calibrated to adventitious carbon 284.8 eV.

Geometry
Surface-grown 2D Cu-HHTP films
Context
pristine Cu-HHTP before PFAS exposure
Measurement source
p003-p004 and p007 / article pp.6334-6335 and 6338 · MOF Structure Characterization; Materials and Methods - Elemental Analysis · Figure 2d; Figure S3
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Cu1+ XPS shouldershoulder peak around 933 eV assigned to Cu1+Text
Approximate
p003-p004 / article pp.6334-6335 · MOF Structure Characterization · Figure 2d
Cu2+ XPS peakstrong Cu2+ peak around 935 eVText
Approximate
p003-p004 / article pp.6334-6335 · MOF Structure Characterization · Figure 2d
Cu satellite peakstrong satellite peak around 943 eVText
Approximate
p003-p004 / article pp.6334-6335 · MOF Structure Characterization · Figure 2d