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CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS
Volume 58, Issue 98, Pages 13600-13603Publisher
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/d2cc04954f
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MOF-on-MOF heteroarchitectures with distinct crystallography were synthesized via the exchange-extended growth method (EEGM) and pyrolyzed into hybrid metal oxides. The strong exchange ability of organometallic compounds led to component reconstruction of the MOF matrix and enhanced interfacial forces between MOFs, resulting in excellent performance in low-temperature catalytic oxidation.
Through the exchange-extended growth method (EEGM), MOF-on-MOF heteroarchitectures with distinct crystallography were produced and pyrolyzed into hybrid metal oxides. The strong exchange ability of organometallic compounds realized the component reconstruction of the MOF matrix and enhanced the interfacial forces between MOFs, showing an excellent performance in low-temperature catalytic oxidation.
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