Defect-containing metal–organic framework materials for sensor applications

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出版日 2023-12-11

DOI 10.1039/D3TA05592B

インパクトファクター 12.732

著者

Dahui An, Long Chen, Yun Liang, Juan Hou

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要旨

Defective metal–organic framework (MOF) materials exhibit remarkable potential across diverse fields such as adsorption, electrocatalysis, and electrochemical sensors due to their exposed massive active sites, defective microstructure, exceptional porosity, substantial specific surface area, and unoccupied metal ligand sites. Herein, the working principles of defect construction, defect mechanism, and defect application of MOFs are first briefly summarized. Therefore, this review enables researchers to be inspired to design defective MOFs for electrochemical sensor applications, which is analyzed to establish a relationship between defect construction, electronic structures, and electrocatalytic performance. To address the current challenging issues of electrochemical sensors, various emerging defect strategies are finally prospected and potential avenues for utilizing defects to enhance sensor technologies are pointed out, providing valuable references for future research.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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