In this article, the hydrogen-bonded self-assembly nanostructures of two tetracarboxylic acid derivatives and the effect of the deposition sequence on their co-assembly nanostructure were investigated by STM.
TMA molecules destroyed the single-row structure formed by TDA self-assembly. When COR was introduced into this system, the newly formed hexagonal co-assembly structure collapsed and the resulting structure is dependent on the concentration of the COR solution.
In this work, the self-assembly behavior of a pair of low-symmetry carboxylic acid molecules (H4OBDB and H4ADDI) and their co-assembly behavior with trimesic acid (TMA) as a bridging molecule were studied using a scanning tunneling microscope (STM).
This study demonstrates a transformative advance in electrocatalyst design through the strategic integration of bifunctional linkers in copper-based MOFs for overall water splitting.
This highlight aims to showcase the recent progress of benzothiadiazole-based luminescent metal–organic frameworks for the detection of ions, amino acids, volatile organic compounds and drug molecules.