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INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH
Volume 51, Issue 18, Pages 6513-6519Publisher
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/ie202325p
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- Army Research Office PECASE [W911NF-10-0079, W911NF-10-0076]
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This work presents an experimental investigation of water adsorption in metal organic frameworks (MOFs) at room temperature and up to 90% relative humidity. Structural degradation of the materials after regeneration is analyzed via powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD) and nitrogen adsorption measurements. MOFs with open metal sites are quite hydrophilic but appear to maintain their structure according to PXRD. However, significant surface area loss indicates that decomposition is occurring and is likely an attribute of oxygen presence during the regeneration procedure. Materials with copper paddle-wheel (HKUST-1), 5-coordinated magnesium (Mg MOF-74), and 7-coordinated zirconium (UiO-66(-NH2)) maintain good structural stability, while Zn-COOH containing MOFs (DMOF-1; DMOF-1-NH2; UMCM-1) undergo complete loss of crystallinity.
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