ReviewChemical science2025
MOF surface morphology governs interfacial pore architecture and CO
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Abstract
Mixed matrix membranes (MMMs), which embed metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) within polymers, offer a promising platform for next-generation, energy-efficient separations. However, the nano-structuring of the MOF/polymer interface and its influence on the MMM performance remains poorly understood. Here, we uncover two fundamental design principles that bridge this gap enabled by an automated, graph theory enhanced molecular simulation platform. First, we demonstrate that MOF surface morphology, specifically its planarity and roughness, plays a decisive role in shaping the topology of the interfacial pore network, including its dimensionality, connectivity, and spatial organization. Second, we show that this pore topology critically governs interfacial CO
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