“…Among these fluorescent materials, FMOFs are widely explored owing to their intriguing spectral characteristics as well as infinite tenability, excellent thermal stability, availability of in-pore functionality, and outer-surface modification . As chemosensors, hitherto FMOFs have been intensively developed to detect various targets, e.g., metal ions, small molecules, gases, biomarkers, pH values, and temperatures . The fluorescent properties of FMOFs generally have a strong response to their crystalline structures and coordination environment of metal centers and their interactions with guest species (for example, coordination and hydrogen bonds, π–π interactions), which provide solid rationale for fluorescent sensing .…”