Porous Coordination Polymers: From Fundamentals to Advanced Applications brings together the latest advances in Porous Coordination Polymers (PCPs) for cutting-edge applications. The book begins by introducing PCPs, highlighting their structure, chemistry, basic properties and design approaches. This is followed by a chapter focusing on synthesis methods and mechanical properties. Subsequent chapters provide in-depth coverage of specific target applications, explaining the preparation of PCPs for areas including catalysis and photocatalysis, environmental remediation, gas storage and separation, energy storage and conversion, new generation magnets, nanocarriers in therapeutics, and biomedical imaging. Finally, current challenges and future developments are considered in detail.
Porous Coordination Polymers are gaining increasing interest due to their attractive properties, such as structural flexibility, large surface area, tailorable pore size, and functional tunability, in turn enabling a wide range of possible applications which this book aims to highlight and to elucidate. This is a valuable resource for researchers and advanced students across polymer science, inorganic chemistry, environmental science, and materials science and engineering, as well as engineers, scientists, and R&D professionals with an interest in porous coordination polymers (PCPs) and novel polymeric materials for advanced industrial applications.
1. Chapter 1 : Porous coordination polymers: a brief introduction - p. Page x 2. Chapter 2 : Approaches toward the synthesis and mechanical properties of porous coordination polymers - p. Page 7 3. Chapter 3 : Progressive approach of porous coordination polymers toward catalysis and photocatalysis - p. Page 31 4. Chapter 4 : Role of porous coordination polymers as chemical and bio-sensors in the remediation of environmental contaminants - p. Page 55 5. Chapter 5 : Magnetic nanocomposite of sugarcane bagasse/HKUST-1 for pesticide removal - p. Page 93 6. Chapter 6 : Investigation of porous coordination polymers for gas storage and separation - p. Page 132 7. Chapter 7 : A new advanced approach of ultrafast synthesis of ultrahigh Brunauer–Emmett–Teller surface area crystalline/noncrystalline porous coordinated polymers - p. Page 167 8. Chapter 8 : Porous coordination polymers in energy storage and conversion - p. Page 202 9. Chapter 9 : Ions and electron conductive porous coordination polymers for energy applications - p. Page 229 10. Chapter 10 : Conductive properties of triphenylene porous coordination polymers - p. Page 266 11. Chapter 11 : Development of new generation magnets based on porous coordination polymers - p. Page 308 12. Chapter 12 : Importance of porous coordination polymers as nanocarriers in therapeutics - p. Page 335 13. Chapter 13 : Potentiality of nanoscale coordination polymers in biomedical imaging - p. Page 360 14. Chapter 14 : Future prospects and grand challenges for porous coordination polymers - p. Page 385 15. Index - p. Page 401
Porous Coordination Polymers: From Fundamentals to Advanced Applications brings together the latest advances in Porous Coordination Polymers (PCPs) for cutting-edge applications. The book begins by introducing PCPs, highlighting their structure, chemistry, basic properties and design approaches. This is followed by a chapter focusing on synthesis methods and mechanical properties. Subsequent chapters provide in-depth coverage of specific target applications, explaining the preparation of PCPs for areas including catalysis and photocatalysis, environmental remediation, gas storage and separation, energy storage and conversion, new generation magnets, nanocarriers in therapeutics, and biomedical imaging. Finally, current challenges and future developments are considered in detail.
Porous Coordination Polymers are gaining increasing interest due to their attractive properties, such as structural flexibility, large surface area, tailorable pore size, and functional tunability, in turn enabling a wide range of possible applications which this book aims to highlight and to elucidate. This is a valuable resource for researchers and advanced students across polymer science, inorganic chemistry, environmental science, and materials science and engineering, as well as engineers, scientists, and R&D professionals with an interest in porous coordination polymers (PCPs) and novel polymeric materials for advanced industrial applications.
1. Chapter 1 : Porous coordination polymers: a brief introduction - p. Page x 2. Chapter 2 : Approaches toward the synthesis and mechanical properties of porous coordination polymers - p. Page 7 3. Chapter 3 : Progressive approach of porous coordination polymers toward catalysis and photocatalysis - p. Page 31 4. Chapter 4 : Role of porous coordination polymers as chemical and bio-sensors in the remediation of environmental contaminants - p. Page 55 5. Chapter 5 : Magnetic nanocomposite of sugarcane bagasse/HKUST-1 for pesticide removal - p. Page 93 6. Chapter 6 : Investigation of porous coordination polymers for gas storage and separation - p. Page 132 7. Chapter 7 : A new advanced approach of ultrafast synthesis of ultrahigh Brunauer–Emmett–Teller surface area crystalline/noncrystalline porous coordinated polymers - p. Page 167 8. Chapter 8 : Porous coordination polymers in energy storage and conversion - p. Page 202 9. Chapter 9 : Ions and electron conductive porous coordination polymers for energy applications - p. Page 229 10. Chapter 10 : Conductive properties of triphenylene porous coordination polymers - p. Page 266 11. Chapter 11 : Development of new generation magnets based on porous coordination polymers - p. Page 308 12. Chapter 12 : Importance of porous coordination polymers as nanocarriers in therapeutics - p. Page 335 13. Chapter 13 : Potentiality of nanoscale coordination polymers in biomedical imaging - p. Page 360 14. Chapter 14 : Future prospects and grand challenges for porous coordination polymers - p. Page 385 15. Index - p. Page 401
