Electrical Transport — Piezoelectric-mediated two-dimensional copper-based metal–organic framework for synergistic sonodynamic and cuproptosis-driven tumor therapy

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Electrical Transport

Piezoelectric-mediated two-dimensional copper-based metal–organic framework for synergistic sonodynamic and cuproptosis-driven tumor therapy · Zhong X., Li X., Gu L. et al. · Journal of Colloid and Interface Science · 2025 · 354-363

5 measurement groups · 21 results

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

XPS valence band spectroscopy, diffuse reflectance spectroscopy, and Mott-Schottky analysis

CM-coated FTO working electrode · Electrode

Valence band potential, optical band gap and flat-band potential measured/deduced; Mott-Schottky in 0.5 M sodium sulfate at 1000 Hz.

Temperature
298
Geometry
CM-coated FTO working electrode; Ag/AgCl reference; Pt counter electrode
Context
PVP-coated Cu-2MI composite electrode
Measurement source
p003; SI S12-S13 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2e-f; Fig. S8
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
CM optical band gapMarked as a best value within this paper2.75 eVText
Exact Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2f
CM flat-band potential versus Ag/AgCl-1.38 eV relative to Ag/AgClText
Exact Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. S8
CM flat-band potential versus NHE-0.77 eV versus NHEText
Exact Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. S8
CM semiconductor typeMarked as a best value within this papern-type semiconductorText
Qualitative
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. S8
CM valence band potentialMarked as a best value within this paper1.98 eVText
Exact Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2e
Mott-Schottky measurement frequency1000 HzText
Exact Reported
S3 · 4. Semiconductor Performance Testing · Fig. S8

Piezoresponse force microscopy (PFM)

CM nanosheets · Nanosheet

PFM topography, amplitude, phase, and phase-displacement response; 10 V bias and phase signal scanned from -10 to 10 V.

Geometry
AFM/PFM nanosheet measurement
Context
PVP-coated Cu-2MI composite
Measurement source
p003-p005; SI S12 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2a-d; Fig. S7
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
PFM amplitude image colourbar maximum20.1 mVFigure Axis
Rounded Reported
S12 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. S7a
PFM amplitude image colourbar minimum-2.8 mVFigure Axis
Rounded Reported
S12 · Supplementary figures · Fig. S7a
PFM applied bias for phase hysteresis10 V biasText
Exact Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2d
PFM phase map colourbar maximum141.039Figure Axis
Exact Reported
S12 · Supplementary figures · Fig. S7b
PFM phase map colourbar minimum33.200Figure Axis
Exact Reported
S12 · Supplementary figures · Fig. S7b
PFM phase hysteresis loopMarked as a best value within this paper180 degree phase hysteresis loop observedText
Rounded Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2d
PFM scan voltage upper bound10 VText
Exact Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2d
PFM scan voltage lower bound-10 VText
Exact Reported
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2d

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS)

CM-coated FTO working electrode · Electrode

Room-temperature EIS in 10 mL solution containing 5 x 10^-3 M [Fe(CN)6]3-/4- and 0.1 M KCl; 100 kHz to 0.1 Hz; voltage amplitude 0.005 V; compared CM and ZIF-8.

Temperature
298
Geometry
CM or ZIF-8 coated FTO working electrode; Ag/AgCl reference; Pt counter electrode
Context
PVP-coated Cu-2MI composite compared with ZIF-8 benchmark
Measurement source
SI S3; main p005 · 4. Semiconductor Performance Testing · Fig. 2g
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
CM Nyquist semicircle x-axis extentabout 7000 ohmVisual Estimate
Approximate
p005 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2g
CM EIS resistance-arc reduction relative to ZIF-8Marked as a best value within this paperreduction of approximately 55%Text
Approximate
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2g
EIS voltage amplitude0.005 VText
Exact Reported
S3 · 4. Semiconductor Performance Testing · Fig. 2g
ZIF-8 Nyquist semicircle x-axis extentabout 16000 ohmVisual Estimate
Approximate
p005 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2g

Transient photocurrent response

CM-coated FTO working electrode · Electrode

Photocurrent in PBS (0.1 M, pH 7.4) under xenon lamp illumination; compared CM and ZIF-8.

Geometry
CM or ZIF-8 coated FTO working electrode; Ag/AgCl reference; Pt counter electrode
Context
PVP-coated Cu-2MI composite compared with ZIF-8 benchmark
Measurement source
SI S3; main p005 · 4. Semiconductor Performance Testing · Fig. 2h
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
CM transient photocurrent relative to ZIF-8Marked as a best value within this paperapproximately twice that of ZIF-8Text
Approximate
p003 · 2.2 Piezoelectric properties and sonocatalytic mechanism · Fig. 2h

EIS and transient photocurrent benchmark measurements

ZIF-8-coated FTO working electrode · Electrode

ZIF-8-coated FTO measured under the same electrochemical workstation conditions as CM: EIS in ferri/ferrocyanide/KCl electrolyte and photocurrent in PBS under xenon lamp illumination.

Temperature
298
Geometry
ZIF-8 coated FTO working electrode; Ag/AgCl reference; Pt counter electrode
Context
ZIF-8 benchmark electrode for comparison with CM
Measurement source
S3 · 4. Semiconductor Performance Testing · Fig. 2g-h; Fig. S10
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
ZIF-8-DPBF absorbance peak near 420 nm after 120 s ultrasoundabout 0.95 a.u.visual estimate from SI plotVisual Estimate
Approximate
S13 · Supplementary figures · Fig. S10b
ZIF-8-DPBF absorbance peak near 420 nm at 0 sabout 1.15 a.u.visual estimate from SI plotVisual Estimate
Approximate
S13 · Supplementary figures · Fig. S10b