ArticleACS nano2026
Structural Persistence Masks Commit-Point Chemical Transformation in Copper-Imidazolate Nanosheet Metal-Organic Frameworks.
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Abstract
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are often assessed for stability using end-point structural metrics, yet their exposure-relevant chemical identity at the metal center may evolve on much shorter time scales in realistic aqueous environments. Here we examine nanoscale copper-imidazolate (CuIm) MOFs transformation across three benchmark matrices representing an abiotic-to-biorelevant gradient: a freshwater-like groundwater matrix (borehole water), a marine-like high-salinity matrix (artificial seawater), and a ligand-rich, protein-free cell-culture medium (serum-free DMEM) used here as a chemically complex challenge matrix. Using
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