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Construction of new alternative transmission sites by incorporating structure-defect metal-organic framework into sulfonated poly (arylene ether ketone sulfone) s

Zhang et al., 2021

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18201656091550769453
Author
Zhang Z
Ren J
Ju M
Chen X
Xu J
Wang Z
Meng L
Zhao P
Wang H
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Metal-organic frameworks are new kinds of porous crystalline materials. The Zr-based metal- organic framework (MOF-801) is consists of [Zr 6 (u 3-O) 4 (u 3-OH) 4] 12+ clusters and fumaric acid connectors. MOF-801 has excellent mechanical properties, high chemical …
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