Microscopy Morphology — Two-Dimensional Electrically Conductive Metal-Organic Framework Boosts Synaptic Plasticity for Dynamic Image Refresh, Classification, and Efferent Neuromuscular Systems

Measurement evidence

Microscopy Morphology

Two-Dimensional Electrically Conductive Metal-Organic Framework Boosts Synaptic Plasticity for Dynamic Image Refresh, Classification, and Efferent Neuromuscular Systems · Wei H., Liu J., Ni Y. et al. · Nano Letters · 2024 · 15379-15387

2 measurement groups · 6 results

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

Atomic force microscopy

Pristine Ni-HAB EC-MOF thin film on silicon wafer · Thin Film

Surface roughness of as-prepared EC-MOF nanoparticle film.

Context
pristine EC-MOF film
Measurement source
p002 / article p.15380 · Results and discussion · Figure S5
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
AFM average roughness RaRa < 20 nm; Figure S5 label Ra: 14.8 nmFigure Axis
Rounded Reported
p006 · Supporting Information · Figure S5
AFM root-mean-square roughness RqRq < 20 nm; Figure S5 label Rq: 18.8 nmFigure Axis
Rounded Reported
p006 · Supporting Information · Figure S5

Transmission electron microscopy and high-resolution TEM

Ni-HAB EC-MOF powder/nanoparticle product · Powder

EC-MOF/HAB particles imaged; HRTEM/FFT used to assess crystallinity.

Context
pristine EC-MOF characterisation
Measurement source
p002 / article p.15380 · Results and discussion · Figures S3-S4
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
EC-MOF film thickness~50 nmText
Approximate
p002 · Experimental Section - Synthesis of EC-MOF film
HRTEM fringe spacing0.347 nmText
Exact Reported
p002 / article p.15380 · Results and discussion · Figure S4
EC-MOF particle sizeabout 50 nmText
Approximate
p002 / article p.15380 · Results and discussion · Figures S3-S4
EC-MOF subnanopore/channel size8 A0.8 nmText
Rounded Reported
p002 / article p.15380 · Results and discussion · Figure 1c