PROPERTIES OF THE FORMS AND STRUCTURES OF METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORK MATERIALS

O.K Nuridinov, M.M. Atamirzayev

Authors

O.K Nuridinov, M.M. Atamirzayev Namangan State Technical University

Keywords:

organometallic framework, selectivity, spherical pore, synthesis, adsorption, cell, SBU, MIL-100, MIL-101, ZIF-8, spatial structure, heterogeneous catalyst, phenylendicarboxylate.

Abstract

The article discusses the size of the MOF (Metal-Organic Frame) cavity and the peculiarities of its composition and structure. The main methods of synthesis and application of MOF systems, which have begun to be widely used in such important areas as oil and gas, medicine, and ecology, are described. The importance of colloidal chemical research for mastering the development of innovative materials was also analyzed.

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