Cover Picture: Surface, Interface and Structure Optimization of Metal‐Organic Frameworks: Towards Efficient Resourceful Conversion of Industrial Waste Gases (Chem. Rec. 6/2023)

He, Chengpeng; Zhao, Xiuwen; Huo, Mengjia; Dai, Wenrui; Cheng, Xu; Yang, Jing; Miao, Yingchun; Xiao, Shuning

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“…MOFs exist in the form of powder crystallites, which are widely used in energy storage and transfer, pollution control, and other industrial processes . For instance, in industrial production, waste gas is continuously discharged, thereby continuously intensifying air pollution . Traditional methods use modified silica to capture SOx/NOx and CO 2 ; however, the deactivation of toxic chemical adsorbents and amine adsorption sites and amination of solids can adversely affect adsorbents, as an alternative to traditional porous materials. , Organic MOFs can well address these problems owing to their excellent adsorption performance and chemical stability.…”

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Review and Perspectives of Monolithic Metal–Organic Frameworks: Toward Industrial Applications

Liu

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Metal−organic frameworks (MOFs) have attracted considerable attention owing to their large surface area and high structural tunability, which lead to a wide range of applications. Owing to excellent properties of MOFs in various applications, the synthesis process of MOFs has been gradually developed with high yields and stable shapes to fulfill industrial requirements. However, the industrial usage of traditional powder-formed MOFs is limited because powder may lead to safety issues and disperse easily. Therefore, MOFs with different shapes and standard properties are required for applications. This review has summarized currently reported methods for shaping MOFs, e.g., binder-based, high-pressure, surfactant-assisted, supercritical CO 2 (scCO 2 ), and sol−gel processes. The industrial applications based on shaped MOFs are summarized to support future studies on the formation of MOFs with stable shapes.

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Review and Perspectives of Monolithic Metal–Organic Frameworks: Toward Industrial Applications

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Cover Picture: Surface, Interface and Structure Optimization of Metal‐Organic Frameworks: Towards Efficient Resourceful Conversion of Industrial Waste Gases (Chem. Rec. 6/2023)

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Review and Perspectives of Monolithic Metal–Organic Frameworks: Toward Industrial Applications

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