Tag: Metal-Organic Frameworks

Chiral Nanostructures for Water Treatment: Revolutionizing Purification Systems Introduction Water treatment is a burgeoning field of research, driven by the urgent need to provide safe and clean water to an ever-growing global population. With escalating environmental pollution, traditional methods are increasingly deemed insufficient. Enter nanotechnology—specifically, chiral nanostructures—as a promising avenue in this field. Chiral nanostructures […]

Water-Stable Metal-Organic Frameworks: Marvels of Modern Chemistry   Introduction   Over the past few decades, Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) have emerged as one of the most exciting frontiers in materials science. Comprising inorganic metal ions or clusters coordinated to organic ligands, MOFs possess a porous crystalline structure, making them promising candidates for applications ranging from gas […]

Metal-Organic Polyhedra for Water Adsorption: A Comprehensive Exploration   Introduction   Water scarcity, aggravated by increasing global temperatures and growing populations, has emerged as a formidable challenge to sustainability and human well-being. Various technologies for water collection exist, such as desalination and atmospheric water generation, but each comes with significant economic and environmental costs. Recently, […]