MOFs are a class of porous, crystalline materials composed of metal-based nodes and organic ligands that self-assemble into multi-dimensional lattices. In contrast to conventional porous materials such as zeolites and activated carbon, an abundantly diverse set of molecular building blocks allows for the realization of MOFs with a broad range of properties. We have developed an extensive understanding of how the physical architecture and chemical properties of MOFs affect material performance in applications such as catalytic activity for chemical warfare agent detoxification. This talk will focus on metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) for hydrolysis from solution-phase to solid-state reactivity.

New age of catalyst discovery: Smart and programmable sponges for protection

ACS Spring 2022

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