Ali Morsali - Functional Metal-Organic Frameworks

Figure 1.6 Classification of organic functional groups which are applied in synthesis of FMOFs based on their chemical characteristics and structural properties.

Figure 1.7 Common coordinating functional groups in the structure of FMOFs.

Guest-interactive functions are those enabling to interact with guest-molecules for special purpose. In this regard, the guest-interactive functions must remain free during the synthesis of FMOFs or introduced in the framework through post-synthesis modification. Almost all functions applied as guest interactive site to sensitize the FMOFs to special guest.

The next chapters of this book are structured based on these two approaches and effects of any function on the structure and application of FMOFs are discussed in details.

Figure 1.8 Functional groups as guest-interactive sites inside the structure of FMOFs and position of some of common functional groups.

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