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Uncommon 3D Twofold Interpenetrated Zinc Phosphate Consisting of Inorganic Chains and Mixed Ligands for Highly Efficient Dye Removal Ability Using Its Nanosized Particles.

Jia-Rong LiMu-Chien YinYing LiChih-Min Wang
Published in: Inorganic chemistry (2022)
The flexible blocks are the primary building units for constructing crystalline solids with interpenetrating structures. Herein, we reported a novel class of crystalline material with such structural features, which was made of two tetradentate ligands and one-dimensional (1D) rigid chains of zinc phosphate. This is also the first example of transition metal phosphate incorporating a squarate linker. Furthermore, efficient dye removal ability has been presented.
Keyphrases
  • highly efficient
  • transition metal
  • room temperature
  • oxide nanoparticles
  • mass spectrometry
  • water soluble