A major driving force behind the recent surge of interest in metal–organic frameworks (MOFs)[1] lies with their amenability to design using crystal engineering [2a–d] strategies. In particular, MOFs with specific composition and topology can be targeted by judicious selection of organic linkers and metal-based molecular building blocks [2e–g](MBBs) that serve as nodes.[2] Furthermore, their modular nature means that prototypal MOFs can ...
[Dimick, Sarah M.; Powell, Steven C.; McMahon, Stephen A.; Moothoo, Davina N.; Naismith, James H.; Toone, Eric J. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1999 , vol. 121, # 44 p. 10286 - 10296]
[Dimick, Sarah M.; Powell, Steven C.; McMahon, Stephen A.; Moothoo, Davina N.; Naismith, James H.; Toone, Eric J. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1999 , vol. 121, # 44 p. 10286 - 10296]