Application RelevanceSupport assessment: High
The three electrolyte-type EC-MOF devices were demonstrated for dynamic image refresh, MNIST pattern recognition, and artificial efferent neuromuscular signal transduction.
Caveat: These are device/application outcomes rather than standalone transport properties of a pristine framework.
p006 / article p.15384 · Results and discussion · Figure 4 · Linked to 3 structured results
Application RelevanceSupport assessment: Medium
EC-MOF-N-AS and EC-MOF-L-AS have superior signal retention relative to EC-MOF-H-AS, while EC-MOF-H-AS is more suitable for sensitive threshold-switch and efferent signal-transduction demonstrations.
Caveat: The comparative radar plot is figure-based; exact radar-axis values are not all reported in text.
p006 / article p.15384 · Results and discussion · Figure 4b · Linked to 3 structured results
Application RelevanceSupport assessment: High
The sodium electrolyte EC-MOF-N-AS gives the strongest reported long retention in this work, reaching 516% of initial current after 4 min and 380% after 30 min for 100 pulses.
Caveat: The SI comparison table says '380% higher than initial level', while the main text says '380% of its initial level'. The main-text phrasing is used for the primary result.
p004 / article p.15382 · Results and discussion · Figure 3c; Figure S14 · Linked to 3 structured results
Structure Property LinkSupport assessment: Medium
The intrinsic conductivity, redox-active centres, and subnanometre channels of the Ni-HAB EC-MOF enable ion diffusion, capacitance enhancement, and long synaptic plasticity in electrolyte-type devices.
Caveat: Conductivity is invoked as a framework property but no first-hand conductivity value is reported in this article.
p001 / article p.15379 · Abstract · Linked to 3 structured results
Transport MechanismSupport assessment: Medium
The EC-MOF/electrolyte device response is attributed to pseudocapacitive ion migration and doping/dedoping at the interface under electric fields.
Caveat: Mechanistic support is based on I-V hysteresis/NDR and XPS depth-profile evidence, not direct operando ion imaging.
p002 / article p.15380 · Results and discussion · Figure S7; Figure 3d-e · Linked to 2 structured results