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Metal–organic frameworks based on previously unknown Zr8/Hf8 cubic clusters

Feng et al., 2013

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15913031195422422593
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Feng D
Jiang H
Chen Y
Gu Z
Wei Z
Zhou H
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Inorganic chemistry

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The ongoing study of zirconium–and hafnium–porphyrinic metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) led to the discovery of isostructural MOFs based on Zr8 and Hf8 clusters, which are unknown in both cluster and MOF chemistry. The Zr8O6 cluster features an idealized Zr8 …
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