Bells and Whistles on Fertilizers: Molecular Hands to Hang Nanoporous Foliar Fertilizer Reservoirs
Kamaljit Kaur,
Mahima Chandel,
Poonam Sagar
et al.
Abstract:Porous materials are highly explored platforms for fertilizer delivery. Among porous materials, metal−organic frameworks (MOFs) are an important class of coordination polymers in which metal ions and organic electron donors as linkers are assembled to form crystalline structures with stable nanoporosity. Selected amino acids were inherently found to have the capacity to hold the leaf cuticle. Hence, MOF synthesis was attempted in the presence of amino acids, which can act as surface terminators and can assist … Show more
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