Wood-based catalytic filter decorated with ZIF-67 for highly efficient and continuous organic pollutant removal

From nano- to macroarchitectures: designing and constructing MOF-derived porous materials for persulfate-based advanced oxidation processes

“…17d). 133 As shown in Fig. 17e and f, a large amount of ZIF-67 is uniformly distributed within the vertically arranged wood cavities.…”

“…Wang and colleagues reported the synthesis of a continuous-flow ZIF-67@wood catalytic reactor via an in situ growth method. 133 To enhance the coordination between Co 2+ and wood for ZIF-67 nucleation, the substrate was initially treated with alkali to facilitate the ion exchange of the proton in the carboxyl groups of wood with Na + (Fig. 11f).…”