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Description of research activity: Development of 2D and 3D porous materials with applications in catalysis, magnetism and environmental remediation. In particular, the group works with a type of materials called porous coordination polymers or metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). To this end, we use the tools offered by coordination chemistry to synthesise materials with known architectures, high structural stability and the possibility of functionalising the pores of the materials "à la carte" using the "complex as ligand" technique. This allows the effective use of these materials both for the selective capture of pollutants and for the preparation of subnanometric metal clusters for application in catalysis.
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Scientific-technical goals: - Synthesis of highly stable porous coordination polymers (MOFs) using rational assembly methods with oxamate and oxamidate ligands.
- Synthesis of functional compounds in MOFs with catalytic and magnetic applications. This includes both the encapsulation of coordination compounds and subnanometric metal clusters.
- Study of host-host interactions in these systems and their application in catalysis
- Study of the contaminant capture properties based on their high stability, water resistance and functionalities
Research lines: - Porous coordination polymers.Synthesis of porous coordination polymers (PCPs or MOFs). Host-guest chemistry of MOFs. Application of MOFs in catalysis. Application of MOFs in environmental remediation.
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Associated structure: - Institute of Molecular Science (ICMOL)
Keywords: - CATALYSIS
- MOFS
- HOST-GUEST CHEMISTRY
- ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION
