Advanced inorganic materials: an open horizon.
Advanced inorganic materials: an open horizon.
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DOI:
10.1126/science.264.5160.794
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发表时间:
1994-05
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56.9
通讯作者:
A. Cheetham
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作者:
A. Cheetham
Table 1. Some examples of advanced inorganic materials and their applications. ample, that of siliceous ferrierite (7), in which two types of channels-one defined at its narrowest point by a ring of 10 tetra-hedral atoms, and the other, by 8 tetra-hedral atoms-intersect to form a larger cavity. Properties such as molecular sieving can be finely honed by the selection of the appropriate pore structure, and shape-se-lective catalytic functionality can be im-parted by the introductionof Br0nsted acid sites or redox centers; these properties are exhibited, for example, by the recently re-ported DAF-1 (8), which displays both chemical and structural complexity. Fur-thermore, the cavities can play host to a range of other species, including small clus-ters of II-VI semiconductors, coordination complexes for oxygen adsorption or light conversion, and metal clusters for elec-tronic or catalytic applications.