ArticleChemical science2026
Linker desymmetrisation directs low-polar cages in an anion-pillared MOF for acetylene and ethylene purification from ternary mixtures.
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- Asymmetric recognition in metal-organic frameworks for enhanced ethylene/ethane sieving.Chemical science · 2026Article
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Anion-pillared metal-organic frameworks (APMOFs) constitute a promising class of porous adsorbents, yet precise organization of anionic groups to maximize their strong electronegative character while circumventing highly polar pore environments and high adsorption enthalpies remains a substantial challenge. Here, we report a novel APMOF, CTGU-45, featuring an atypical low-polar cage surface distinct from reported APMOFs and then explore its C
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