Fabrication of free-standing ultrathin films of porous metal-organic frameworks by liquid-phase epitaxy and subsequent delamination
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Autor:
Darbandi, M. / Arslan, H. / Shekhah, O. / Bashir, A. / Birkne, A. / Wöll, C. (2010)
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Quelle:
Physica status solidi-Rapid Research Letters 4 (2010), 197-199
- Datum: 2010
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Darbandi, M. / Arslan, H. / Shekhah, O. / Bashir, A. / Birkne, A. / Wöll, C. (2010): „Fabrication of free-standing ultrathin films of porous metal-organic frameworks by liquid-phase epitaxy and subsequent delamination
“. In: Physica status solidi-Rapid Research Letters 4 (2010), 197-199
Abstract
In this work we describe an approach to fabricate MOF (metal-organic framework) platelets with predefined shapes and well-defined thicknesses. The process is based on growing thin, highly oriented and ordered MOF films by selective liquid-phase epitaxy on prestructured organic substrates. In a second step, the MOF platelets are delaminated employing a lift-off process. The freestanding MOF platelets were characterized with TEM and SEM, which showed no evidence of fracture or deformation of the delaminated shapes.