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Ce (III) doped Zr-based MOFs as excellent NO2 adsorbents at ambient conditions

Ebrahim et al., 2013

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2134945357465310265
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Ebrahim A
Bandosz T
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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New hybrid cerium modified zirconium based metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) were synthesized. The as-received materials were evaluated as adsorbents of NO2 in either moist or dry conditions. The surface of the initial and exhausted samples was characterized using …
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