Luminescence quenching in epitaxially grown PCN-224 type metal–organic frameworks

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Luminescence quenching in epitaxially grown PCN-224 type metal–organic frameworks

Abstract: Core-shell and multivariant metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) of the PCN-224 type were prepared using metal-free and metalated porphyrin building blocks. Probing these MOFs with luminescence quenching upon exposure to oxygen reveals...

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