Advanced Zinc MOF Material
Our advanced zinc-based metal-organic framework (MOF) has a porous, crystalline structure with outstanding stability in humid, acidic, and steam-exposed environments. It generally appears as a white or off-white powder and delivers superior performance in industrial settings.
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Frequently asked questions
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Does humidity affect this zinc MOF?
It is designed for real process conditions and keeps its structure in humid, acidic and steam-exposed environments, where many MOFs degrade.
What is this zinc MOF typically used for?
CO₂ capture from flue gas and other industrial streams, gas separation studies, and testing sorbents under realistic, humid conditions.
Can I order Advanced Zinc MOF Material in larger quantities?
Packages up to 100 g can be ordered online. For larger or industrial quantities, contact us for a quote – we supply everything from gram-scale research samples to industrial batches.
Which countries do you ship to?
This product is currently sold and shipped within Türkiye only. For other countries, contact us about our other MOFs or custom synthesis.
Can you synthesize a custom MOF for my application?
Yes. Tell us your target gas or application, the required particle size and quantity, and our R&D team will get back to you about custom synthesis.
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