Flexible Metal–Organic Frameworks: Structural Design, Synthesis and Properties (Inorganic Materials Series, Volume 13)
Susumu Kitagawa presents a focused study of flexible metal–organic frameworks, exploring their structural design, synthesis, and properties. Part of the Inorganic Materials Series, this volume offers a specialized reference for readers interested in coordination chemistry, framework materials, and the broader field of inorganic materials science.
About This Book
Flexible Metal–Organic Frameworks examines a distinctive class of inorganic materials whose structures can respond to external influences.
Written by Susumu Kitagawa, the book focuses on the structural design of these frameworks and the approaches used in their synthesis.
It also considers the properties of flexible metal–organic frameworks, connecting material structure with the behavior that makes them important to contemporary materials research.
As Volume 13 of the Inorganic Materials Series, this work provides a focused reference for readers studying coordination chemistry, framework materials, and inorganic materials science.
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