ArticleAdvanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)2026
Solvent-Free Thermal Defect Engineering in Molecular Frameworks With Volatile Linkers.
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The controlled generation of defects in crystalline materials is widely used to tune properties for improved performance. This strategy is increasingly applied to metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), where coordination vacancies are commonly introduced in solution by exploiting the reversibility of metal-ligand bonds. Here, an innovative solvent-free approach for defect engineering in MOFs is reported based on the selective thermal removal of neutral volatile linkers. This method enables the generation of metal vacancies across a broad compositional space (0-100%) without requiring counterions, redox adjustments, or oxide formation to balance charge. Using a standard thermogravimetric analyser, the extent of linker sublimation is controlled with high precision and reproducibility. Key design criteria for applying this strategy are identified and validated with the Hofmann-type MOF [Fe(pz){Pt(CN)
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