Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) is an emerging class of porous materials with appealing properties, built from both inorganic and organic components. With structural diversity of MOFs arising not only from modifications of its organic and inorganic building blocks, but also from synthetic conditions...

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Main Author: Siti Khadijah Ariff
Other Authors: Zhao Yanli
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2018
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-762082023-02-28T23:19:30Z Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands Siti Khadijah Ariff Zhao Yanli School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences DRNTU::Science::Chemistry::Crystallography::X-ray crystallography Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) is an emerging class of porous materials with appealing properties, built from both inorganic and organic components. With structural diversity of MOFs arising not only from modifications of its organic and inorganic building blocks, but also from synthetic conditions, the field is growing at an exponentially fast rate for various potential applications. In this project, 4 new organic ligands (Linkers 1 – 4) were synthesized by C-N bond formation via condensation reactions. However, synthesizing the corresponding MOFs from 2 of these linkers (Linkers 1 and 4) were extremely challenging. Only microcrystalline Cu-MOF 5 and single crystals Zn-MOF 6 were successfully obtained using Linker 4 in solvothermal synthesis. Partial characterisation of these 2 MOFs were carried out using PXRD to determine the stability of Cu-MOF 5 after immersion in different organic solvents and to determine the bulk-phase purity for Zn-MOF 6. Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Biological Chemistry 2018-11-30T04:35:29Z 2018-11-30T04:35:29Z 2018 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/76208 en 36 p. application/pdf
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Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands
description Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) is an emerging class of porous materials with appealing properties, built from both inorganic and organic components. With structural diversity of MOFs arising not only from modifications of its organic and inorganic building blocks, but also from synthetic conditions, the field is growing at an exponentially fast rate for various potential applications. In this project, 4 new organic ligands (Linkers 1 – 4) were synthesized by C-N bond formation via condensation reactions. However, synthesizing the corresponding MOFs from 2 of these linkers (Linkers 1 and 4) were extremely challenging. Only microcrystalline Cu-MOF 5 and single crystals Zn-MOF 6 were successfully obtained using Linker 4 in solvothermal synthesis. Partial characterisation of these 2 MOFs were carried out using PXRD to determine the stability of Cu-MOF 5 after immersion in different organic solvents and to determine the bulk-phase purity for Zn-MOF 6.
author2 Zhao Yanli
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author Siti Khadijah Ariff
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title Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands
title_short Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands
title_full Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands
title_fullStr Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands
title_full_unstemmed Towards novel MOFs containing diimide-based ligands
title_sort towards novel mofs containing diimide-based ligands
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