2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12274-020-3017-0
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Let the light be a guide: Chromophore communication in metal-organic frameworks

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“…CO and H 2 formation was monitored via gas chromatography, with no H 2 detected in all runs. CO 2 was the sole source of CO as 13 C-labeled CO 2 produced only 13 CO (Figure S30). Control experiments, including pristine MOFs, no SED, or no irradiation yielded no detectable CO (Table S7).…”
Section: Angewandte Chemiementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…CO and H 2 formation was monitored via gas chromatography, with no H 2 detected in all runs. CO 2 was the sole source of CO as 13 C-labeled CO 2 produced only 13 CO (Figure S30). Control experiments, including pristine MOFs, no SED, or no irradiation yielded no detectable CO (Table S7).…”
Section: Angewandte Chemiementioning
confidence: 99%
“…[10][11][12] Alongside other hosting materials (e.g., micelles, particles, covalent organic frameworks), MOF-based systems can display an abundance of diversity in pore size, surface area, and topologies (Figure 1 a) that deeply conditions the elec-tronic communication efficiency between the (photo)electroactive species. [13] Although few studies have started careful exploration of MOF parameters on (photo)catalytic performance, e.g., promoting intermediates in engineered MOF pores, the understanding of host-guest effects, specific anchoring sites, and reactive center distances for molecular catalysts in solar fuel production remains limited. [14,15] Herein, we rationally conceived a host-guest system to correlate Abstract: A strategy to improve homogeneous molecular catalyst stability, efficiency, and selectivity is the immobilization on supporting surfaces or within host matrices.…”
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“…Despite these photophysical features, it is difficult to find an example in which the BODIPY‐anthracene D‐A system is implemented in MOFs structure. If the D‐A system is inserted into an ordered structure such as MOFs, precise organization, separation, and molecular conformation control between donor and acceptor is possible, and effective energy and electron transfer can be achieved 25 …”
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“…Neben anderen Matrixmaterialien (z. B. Mizellen, Partikel, kovalente organische Gerüste) können MOF‐basierte Systeme eine große Vielfalt an Porengrößen, Oberflächen und Topologien aufweisen (Abbildung 1 a), die die Effizienz der elektronischen Kommunikation zwischen den (photo)elektroaktiven Spezies stark beeinflussen [13] . Obwohl einige wenige Studien mit der sorgfältigen Erforschung von MOF‐Parametern auf die (photo)katalytische Leistung begannen, z.…”
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“…B. Mizellen, Partikel, kovalente organische Gerüste) kçnnen MOF-basierte Systeme eine große Vielfalt an Porengrçßen, Oberflächen und Topologien aufweisen (Abbildung 1 a), die die Effizienz der elektronischen Kommunikation zwischen den (photo)elektroaktiven Spezies stark beeinflussen. [13] Obwohl einige wenige Studien mit der sorgfältigen Erforschung von MOF-Parametern auf die (photo)katalytische Leistung begannen, z. B. über die Fçrderung von bestimmten Zwischen-Abstract: Eine Strategie zur Verbesserung der Stabilität, Effizienz und Selektivität von homogenen molekularen Katalysatoren ist die Immobilisierung auf Trägeroberflächen oder innerhalb von Matrizes.…”
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