A mini review of MOFs derived multifunctional absorbents: From perspective of components regulation

Abstract

Metal-organic framework (MOFs) deriving absorbers are booming due to their high specific surface area and porosity, flexible regulation of components and morphologies, rich physical and chemical properties. Firstly, the merits of MOFs for EW absorption combining with mainstream absorption mechanisms are dissected, and then we summarize the state-of-art development of the component-dominated MOFs and derivatives, and the components-performances relation is analyzed by discussing the impedance matching and attenuation capacity in detail. Furthermore, the MOFs deriving EWAs with multifunction are briefly introduced. Finally, the bottlenecks and outlook are proposed based on their current development. One of the main purposes of this review is to introduce MOFs deriving absorbers to researchers by investigating the latest advances, which can also offer guidance for novel MOFs deriving absorbers.