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Controlling the Adsorption of π-Acidic Gases in Iron(II)-Triazolate Metal–Organic Frameworks
The availability of coordinatively unsaturated metal sites within a rigid, extended structure has made metal–organic frameworks attractive scaffolds for the adsorption of a wide variety of gases. The work discussed in this dissertation focuses on the role of structural modification in the tuning of
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