Chemical Reviews· 2016Q1· Review
Porous Organic Materials: Strategic Design and Structure–Function Correlation
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- 2016year
Short summary
This review details strategic design and synthetic approaches for porous organic materials with tunable characteristics, emphasizing topology and structure-function correlations for applications like gas sorption and catalysis.
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Key points
- Porous organic materials offer excellent gas sorption, catalytic, and energy storage capabilities.
- The review analyzes strategic design and synthetic approaches for tunable porous materials.
- Emphasis is placed on crystalline and amorphous topologies and their structure-function relationships.
- Current challenges in achieving tailored structures and properties are discussed.
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Abstract
Porous organic materials have garnered colossal interest with the scientific fraternity due to their excellent gas sorption performances, catalytic abilities, energy storage capacities, and other intriguing applications. This review encompasses the recent significant breakthroughs and the conventional functions and practices in the field of porous organic materials to find useful applications and imparts a comprehensive understanding of the strategic evolution of the design and synthetic approaches of porous organic materials with tunable characteristics. We present an exhaustive analysis of the design strategies with special emphasis on the topologies of crystalline and amorphous porous organic materials. In addition to elucidating the structure-function correlation and state-of-the-art applications of porous organic materials, we address the challenges and restrictions that prevent us from realizing porous organic materials with tailored structures and properties for useful applications.
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