Metal-organic frameworks are a class of molecular constructions that can be used to harvest water from desert air, capture carbon dioxide, store toxic gases, and catalyze chemical reactions.
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General description of practical applications enabled by metal-organic frameworks.
Potential applications of MOFs include capturing carbon dioxide from air, extracting water from humid air in arid environments, and functioning as carriers for targeted drug delivery.
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Examples of practical uses enabled by MOF porosity and tunable chemistry.