N2 adsorption isotherm
FeUiO-1 · Powder
N2 adsorption used to compare pore-size/surface-area changes of UiO-66 and FeUiO-1.
| Property | Reported value | Normalised value | Uncertainty | Origin and quality | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FeUiO-1 adsorption average pore size | 2.381 nm2 | — | — | SI Table Exact Reported | 7, 10 · Table S3; Fig. S6 · Table S3; Fig. S6 |
| UiO-66 adsorption average pore sizeMarked as a best value within this paper | 4.343 nm2 | — | — | SI Table Exact Reported | 7, 10 · Table S3; Fig. S6 · Table S3; Fig. S6 |
| FeUiO-1 BET surface areaMarked as a best value within this paper | 341.1836 m2/g-K | — | — | SI Table Exact Reported | 7, 10 · Table S3; Fig. S6 · Table S3; Fig. S6 |
| UiO-66 BET surface area | 27.5064 m2/g-K | — | — | SI Table Exact Reported | 7, 10 · Table S3; Fig. S6 · Table S3; Fig. S6 |
| FeUiO-1 pore volumeMarked as a best value within this paper | 0.092 cm3/g (Fig. S6 label: 0.092553 cm3/g) | — | — | SI Table Exact Reported | 7, 10 · Table S3; Fig. S6 · Table S3; Fig. S6 |
| UiO-66 pore volume | 0.064 cm3/g (Fig. S6 label: 0.064064 cm3/g) | — | — | SI Table Exact Reported | 7, 10 · Table S3; Fig. S6 · Table S3; Fig. S6 |
| Specific surface area change after Fe addition | specific surface area of MOFs became larger after the addition of Fe | — | — | Text Qualitative | 4 · 3.1 Morphologies and structures · Fig. S6 referenced |