Synthesis of a surface mounted metalâorganic framework on gold using a Auâcarbene self-assembled monolayer linkage
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Abstract
Applications using metalâorganic frameworks (MOFs) in devices require a degree of positional control that necessitates an attachment more robust than direct MOF growth on a bare substrate. To date, the precise positioning of MOFs on Au surfaces has been accomplished using thiolâAu linkages, which lack the lo
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| Authors | Esther Frederick;Esther Frederick;Travis W. Shaw;Travis W. Shaw;Matthew G. Frith;Matthew G. Frith;Steven L. Bernasek;Steven L. Bernasek; |
| Journal | materials chemistry frontiers |
| Year | 2019 |
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10.1039/C8QM00527C
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