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China UIO-66 Powder Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) - Leading Suppliers and Factory for Advanced Applications

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UiO-66 is a highly versatile metal-organic framework (MOF) characterized by its unique crystals containing zirconium oxide complexes interconnected by terephthalic acid ligands. First synthesized at the University of Oslo and reported by Lillerud's research group over a decade ago, UiO-66 has gained significant attention due to its wide range of applications. This incredible material is utilized in various fields, including catalysis, photocatalysis, adsorption separation, sensors, and even biomedicine. As a leading supplier and factory for UiO-66 in China, we are dedicated to providing high-quality products that meet the needs of researchers and industries worldwide. Discover the potential of UiO-66 and its applications by partnering with trusted suppliers in China

    Product Name UiO-66
    Particle size 100~200 nm
    Specific surface area ≥1000 ㎡/g
    Pore size 0.35~1.5 nm

    This crystal is a face-centered-cubic structure containing an fm-3m symmetry with a lattice parameter of 20.7 Å. It contains two separate cages, a tetrahedron cage of 7.5 Å, another an octahedron cage of 12 Å, and a pore aperture of 6 Å. The theoretical pore volume of UiO-66 is 0.77 cm3/g, and the surface area is 1160 m2/g. UiO-66 is of the fcu topology. The use of this system for MOFs includes defining the inorganic node as a secondary building unit (SBU) and classifying the zirconium oxide node in UiO-66 as cuboctaherdral, allowing up to 12 points of extension for BDC struts to coordinate.

    Key Structural Characteristic

    UiO-66 features a highly stable zirconium oxide node classified as cuboctahedral, offering up to 12 points of extension for BDC struts coordination, ensuring exceptional chemical and thermal stability.

    Half of the eight oxygen atoms in the hydroxylated version of this SBU are bound to three zirconium atoms as individual atoms, and the remaining oxygen atoms are bound to three zirconium atoms in hydroxide form. UiO-66 is known for its high stability and coordination. The highly tunable nature of this exceedingly stable MOF allows strategies such as doping and postsynthetic modifications to add functionalities for their specific applications. It is anticipated that this research will continue to advance into many different fields as there have been many exciting prospects for the application of UiO-66 in areas such as catalysis, photocatalysis, adsorption separation, sensors, and even in biomedicine.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    What is the particle size and surface area of UiO-66?
    UiO-66 features a particle size of 100~200 nm, a specific surface area of ≥1000 ㎡/g (with a theoretical surface area of 1160 m2/g), and a pore size ranging from 0.35 to 1.5 nm.
    What is the crystal structure of UiO-66?
    UiO-66 has a face-centered-cubic structure containing an fm-3m symmetry with a lattice parameter of 20.7 Å, belonging to the fcu topology. It contains a 7.5 Å tetrahedron cage, a 12 Å octahedron cage, and a 6 Å pore aperture.
    How are the zirconium oxide nodes structured in UiO-66?
    The zirconium oxide node (SBU) in UiO-66 is classified as cuboctahedral, allowing up to 12 points of extension for BDC struts to coordinate. Half of the eight oxygen atoms in the hydroxylated SBU are bound to three zirconium atoms as individual atoms, and the rest are bound in hydroxide form.
    Can UiO-66 be modified for specific applications?
    Yes, the highly tunable nature of this exceedingly stable MOF allows strategies such as doping and postsynthetic modifications to add specific functionalities tailored for various applications.
    What are the main application areas of UiO-66?
    UiO-66 shows exciting prospects for applications in fields such as catalysis, photocatalysis, adsorption separation, sensors, and biomedicine due to its high stability and coordination.