Heterogeneously Hybridized Porous Coordination Polymer Crystals: Fabrication of Heterometallic Core-Shell Single Crystals with an In-Plane Rotational Epitaxial Relationship
Heterogeneously Hybridized Porous Coordination Polymer Crystals: Fabrication of Heterometallic Core-Shell Single Crystals with an In-Plane Rotational Epitaxial Relationship
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.200804836
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发表时间:
2009-01-01
影响因子:
16.6
通讯作者:
Kitagawa, Susumu
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作者:
Furukawa, Shuhei;Hirai, Kenji;Kitagawa, Susumu
The formation of interfaces between two solid phases is of great significance in the development of new materials, because mechanical and electronic properties of materials are strongly influenced by distorted interfacial structures, leading to properties that differ from those of the individual phases. Moreover, properties of porous materials, such as gas sorption and guest-molecule accommodation, should also correlate with the interfacial structure of such materials, because guest molecules (adsorbates) first encounter the surface of the porous materials. Hence, the affinity of porous materials for guest molecules can be tuned by modifying the surface structure.[1]Porous coordination polymers (PCPs), or metal–organic frameworks (MOFs), are an interesting class of crystalline porous materials, as it is possible to design their framework topologies and pore sizes and the functionality of the pore surfaces.[2] Recent progress of the “post-synthetic approach” allows for the pore-surface functionalities (on the inner surfaces of materials) to be altered after the lattice is constructed.[3] On the other hand, functionalization of PCP outer surfaces is a great challenge, but it is a promising methodology not only for modification of the porous properties but also for the addition of a new function to the PCP