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Photo Capture of Water by Single Crystals of a Nonporous Metal–Organic Material Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Nevindee A. Samararathne, Davide Proserpio, Eric W. Reinheimer
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Materials that capture water are crucial to combat global water scarcity. (1−5) According to the United Nations, water stress will affect nearly 5 billion people by 2050. (5) Solutions to capture, store, and utilize water resources will support environmental sustainability and benefit regions with limited access to clean water. (6−10) Molecular crystalline materials are promising for water capture with metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) being a focus.
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Photo Capture of Water by Single Crystals of a Nonporous Metal–Organic Material Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Nevindee A. Samararathne, Davide Proserpio, Eric W. Reinheimer
| ACS Publications
Materials that capture water are crucial to combat global water scarcity. (1−5) According to the United Nations, water stress will affect nearly 5 billion people by 2050. (5) Solutions to capture, store, and utilize water resources will support environmental sustainability and benefit regions with limited access to clean water. (6−10) Molecular crystalline materials are promising for water capture with metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) being a focus.
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