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MOF-808, a pioneering Zr-MOF initially reported by Furukawa et al., boasts large cavities with a diameter of 18.4 Å and impressive BET surface areas exceeding 2000 m²/g. The unique characteristics of MOF-808 stem from the high oxidation state of Zr within its inorganic secondary building unit (SBU), which creates significant charge density and bond polarization. This results in strong coordination bonds between Zr and O atoms, granting MOF-808 exceptional stability in both hydrothermal and acidic conditions. As a leading supplier of advanced materials in China, our factory is committed to providing high-quality MOF-808, making it an ideal choice for various industrial applications

    Product Name MOF-808
    Particle size ≈1 μm
    Specific surface area ≥1600 ㎡/g
    Pore size 0.3~0.7, 1.1~1.6 nm

    The inorganic SBU in MOF-808 comprises Zr63-O)4-(μ3-OH)4(CO2)12 clusters (referred to as Zr6-clusters), wherein terminal formate anions can be further replaced by other functionalized ligands during MOF synthesis or by PSM, allowing for facile incorporation of targeted functional groups. The presence of large cavities with stable, open coordination sites amenable to PSM has made MOF-808 an attractive candidate for use in industrial processes such as methane oxidation to methanol, heavy metal ion capture, superacid catalysis, water capture, shape-selective catalysis and others.

    KAR-F31   MOF-808
    Questions & Answers
    What is the particle size and specific surface area of MOF-808?

    MOF-808 features an approximate particle size of 1 μm and a high specific surface area of ≥1600 ㎡/g.

    What are the pore sizes of MOF-808?

    The pore size distribution of MOF-808 ranges between 0.3~0.7 nm and 1.1~1.6 nm.

    What does the inorganic SBU in MOF-808 consist of?

    The inorganic SBU (Secondary Building Unit) in MOF-808 comprises Zr63-O)4-(μ3-OH)4(CO2)12 clusters, which are commonly referred to as Zr6-clusters.

    How can functional groups be incorporated into MOF-808?

    Terminal formate anions in the Zr6-clusters can be replaced by other functionalized ligands during synthesis or via Post-Synthetic Modification (PSM), allowing for the easy incorporation of targeted functional groups.

    What are the main industrial applications of MOF-808?

    Due to its large cavities and stable, open coordination sites, MOF-808 is ideal for methane oxidation to methanol, heavy metal ion capture, superacid catalysis, water capture, and shape-selective catalysis.