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Simple, fast, and low-cost synthesis of MIL-100 and MIL-88B in a modified domestic microwave oven

•A domestic microwave (DMW) was for synthesis of crystalline porous materials.•A simple, fast and low-cost synthesis of MOFs was developed.•The approach allowed the control of the solvent losses and temperature.•DMW uses timed and pulsed power as the control method of the heating process.•The produc...

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Published in:Materials letters 2020-10, Vol.276, p.128127, Article 128127
Main Authors: Aguiar, Laís W., Otto, Guilherme P., Kupfer, Vicente L., Fávaro, Silvia L., Silva, Cleiser Thiago P., Moisés, Murilo P., de Almeida, Leandro, Guilherme, Marcos R., Radovanovic, Eduardo, Girotto, Emerson M., Rinaldi, Andrelson W.
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Porous materials
Stability
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