ArticlePrecision chemistry2026
Solvent-Directed Phase Control in Disulfide-Linked Metal-Organic Frameworks Revealed by Microcrystal Electron Diffraction.
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Precise control over phase, topology, and reactivity in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) is critical for translating chemical responsiveness into predictable function. Disulfide-linked coordination networks are attractive flexible materials, yet their strong sensitivity to synthesis conditions has hindered mechanistic understanding of how the structure governs reactivity. Here, we achieve phase control in a zinc disulfide MOF system by tuning solvent coordination and water activity, enabling access to a microcrystalline open-pore structure (Zn-MOF-α) and a dense, topologically distinct isomer (Zn-MOF-β) from the same disulfide linker. Microcrystal electron diffraction (MicroED) studies determined both structures directly from micro- and nanocrystalline particles, revealing distinct secondary building units (SBUs), connectivity, and pore architecture. Systematic solvent studies identify water as a driver of α → β transformation, while the reverse transformation (β → α) is accessible in solutions of
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