Fusing High Symmetric Coordination Polyhedrons of Cu<sub>6</sub>(PIP)<sub>4</sub>, Cu<sub>12</sub>(PIP)<sub>8</sub>, and Cu<sub>12</sub>(PIP)<sub>24</sub> into an Unprecedented Porous MOF: Synthesis, Structure, and Its Remarkable CO<sub>2</sub> Selectivity

Abstract

An unprecedented metal–organic framework, NJU-Bai6, formed by piling up the nanocages Cu<sub>6</sub>(PIP)<sub>4</sub>, Cu<sub>12</sub>(PIP)<sub>8</sub>, and Cu<sub>12</sub>(PIP)<sub>24</sub> through sharing faces of the “opened” triangular and square windows, has been designed and structurally characterized. Very interestingly, it exhibits the third highest selectivity of CO<sub>2</sub> over N<sub>2</sub> with the value about 60 at room temperature

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