Host-Guest Synergy of Metal-Organic Frameworks for Enhanced Near-Infrared Ultrafast Laser Responsiveness.

ABSTRACT: Host-guest metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) offer significant potential and value in regulating and optimizing novel material properties and functionalities, owing to the synergistic effects between the host framework and the guest units. This study reported two silver-based host-guest MOFs, [Ag(ATRZ)(BrO₃)]_n (CMOF-1) and [Ag(ATRZ)_1.5(ClO₄)]_n (CMOF-2), as promising candidates for laser-responsive materials. These materials feature 1D and 3D structures, respectively, comprising Ag-ATRZ cationic MOF frameworks integrated with two distinct oxidizing anionic guests, BrO₃ ^- and ClO₄ ^-. CMOF-1 and CMOF-2 are synthesized through straightforward, environmentally benign methods, enabling rapid fabricat

SUBMITTER: Lv R 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12022905 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature