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titleOfInvention Method for embedding metal nanoclusters into metal organic framework material through crystal-forming ion induced growth
abstract The invention discloses a method for embedding metal nanoclusters into a metal organic framework material by crystal-forming ion induced growth. The invention mainly adopts the method to form the functional metal organic framework material ZIF-8 or ZIF-67 to coat the gold or silver nanocluster, and uses metal ions forming the metal organic framework material as a precipitator to transfer the metal nanocluster synthesized by a water phase into a methanol solution so as to grow the metal organic framework material outside. The method is also successfully extended to other metal nanoclusters and metal organic framework material systems.
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