MIL-125(Ti)-NH
MIL-125(Ti)-NH
CAS:1309760-94-8
M.F.:C48H34N6O36Ti8
M.W.:1653.74
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Product: NH2-MIL-125Ti
Synonyms: NA
CAS：1309760-94-8
Basic Information
| Unit MF. | C48H5N6O36Ti8 | Unit MW. | 1624.5079 | ||
| Coordination Metal | Ti | Linkers |
2-Amino-Terephthalic acid(CAS：10312-55-7) |
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| Pore Size | 0.6nm; 1.25nm | Pore volume | 0.65g/cm3 | ||
| Surface Area | BET 1100-1200 m2/g | ||||
| Analog Structure |   |
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Product Property
| Appearance | Bright Yellow Powder |  |
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| Particle Size | 500nm-1um round particles | |||
Stability
1) NH2-MIL-125(Ti) is stable in air and acquoeu solutions
2) Thermal decomposition temperature higher than 350 ° C
2) Thermal decomposition temperature higher than 350 ° C
Preservation
1) Keep sealed in dry and cool condition
2) It is recommended to activate for 3 hours at 150 degree in vacuum
Other Features
NA
Applications
1) Gas and pollute adsorption
2) NH2-MIL-125(Ti) is of good photocatalytical activity to degrade CO2 and organic pollutes
2) NH2-MIL-125(Ti) is of good photocatalytical activity to degrade CO2 and organic pollutes
Characterizations
References
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