ArticleJournal of the American Chemical Society2025
Polar Triptycene-Based Nonmetal Organic Frameworks Show Enhanced Hydrogen Adsorption.
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- Ionic clusters as high-connectivity secondary building units for crystalline porous organic salts.Nature chemistry · 2026Article
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Abstract
Porous nonmetal organic frameworks (N-MOFs) are an emerging class of porous materials that can have desirable properties such as stability for iodine capture, proton conductivity, and xenon/ krypton separation. Here, we present the first experimental evidence of polymorphism in porous N-MOFs through the identification of two stable porous phases of a triptycene framework (T.Cl-α and T.Cl-β). We also report single-crystal structures for two isostructural porous N-MOFs (T.Cl-α and T.Br-α). All three polymorphs are porous to carbon dioxide and nitrogen, and T.Cl-α exhibits a remarkable hydrogen uptake of 7.2 mmol g
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