An overview of the synthesis, structure and applications of Cu(NO₃)₂·3H₂O in the development of porous structures
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Keywords: structure, application, porous, synthesis, MOF,
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Metal-organic frameworks of MOFs with copper metal cores have attracted a lot of attention in various scientific and industrial fields due to their unique features such as high porosity, wide specific surface and structural adjustability. This article provides a comprehensive review of these structures, including the definition and history of development, chemical and physical characteristics of copper metal, synthesis methods with an emphasis on the use of Cu(NO₃)₂·3H₂O, structural analysis and characterization techniques, and their diverse applications in Catalysis, absorption and separation of gases, drug delivery and sensors. Also, the challenges in the synthesis and stability of these materials and research opportunities to improve their performance have been discussed. Finally, by providing summaries and suggestions for future research, new paths are drawn for the development and future applications of copper metal-based MOFs. |
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