Development of a novel cathodic deposition method for thin-film metal azolate frameworks toward Cd2+ adsorption
Development of a novel cathodic deposition method for thin-film metal azolate frameworks toward Cd2+ adsorption
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jssc.2021.122177
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发表时间:
2021-07
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Jie Ding;Xiaoxuan Yuan;Jinfeng Wang;Wenfeng Mao;J. Huo;Jingbo Zhang
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作者:
Jie Ding;Xiaoxuan Yuan;Jinfeng Wang;Wenfeng Mao;J. Huo;Jingbo Zhang
Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) have attracted much attention due to its large specific surface, flexible porosity and unsaturated coordination bonds. Cathodic deposition is a unique in-situ potential-driven synthesis method for the deposition of thin film MOFs; however, the gradually consumption of reactants during cathodic deposition might lead to unstable and uncontrollable reaction during thin-film MOF deposition. Herein, oxygen is selected as the initial reactant for the formation of OH−, which can result in gradually and successive formation of thin-film MAF-66 (Metal azolate framework-66), and the particle size and film thickness of the MAF-66 film can be easily tuned by the deposition time. Furthermore, the cathodic deposited thin-film MAF-66 show good adsorption property for heavy metal ions, with Cd2+as a representative species. The adsorption capacity can reach 32.3 mg/g (removal ratio: 69%) and the deposited MAF-66 film can achieve a satisfactory recovery degree with structural and morphological stability. In this way, a novel, environmental-friendly, and controllable cathode deposition method is developed for preparation of thin-film MAF-66, which also show great promise as a candidate for heavy metal ions adsorbent.