Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 27, 2024
Abstract
Controlled
manipulation
of
photons/electrons
at
micro/nanoscale
holds
the
key
to
development
versatile
optoelectronics
devices.
However,
current
photonics
devices
are
primarily
constructed
from
simple
low‐dimensional
structures,
which
suffer
limited
structural
design
freedom
due
planar
processing
scheme,
impeding
further
performance
improvement
and
functionality
upgrades.
Herein,
first
3D
hydrogen‐bonded
organic
framework
(HOF)
branched
homostructure
with
spatial
positioned
multi‐input/output
optical
channels
for
photon
is
reported.
The
free‐standing
HOF
homostructures
prepared
by
a
steric
engineering
strategy,
involves
multinucleation‐assisted
growth
mechanism.
hierarchical
Y‐type
X‐type
exhibit
asymmetrical
transport
behaviors,
showing
applications
in
logic
gates
single
or
dual
ON/OFF
functionality,
respectively.
Moreover,
multiple
spatially
distributed
input/output
displays
asymmetric
transport,
functions
as
photonic
signal
logics.
These
results
offer
novel
strategy
HOF‐based
manipulation.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(26)
Published: April 19, 2024
Abstract
Hydrogen‐bonded
organic
frameworks
(HOFs),
a
novel
subclass
of
porous
crystalline
materials
self‐assembled
from
linkers
through
hydrogen
bonding
and
other
intermolecular
interactions,
have
emerged
as
an
exciting
platform
for
developing
multifunctional
materials.
Recently,
luminescent
HOF
sensors
drawn
considerable
attention
due
to
their
unique
advantages,
such
hydrogen‐bonding
flexibility,
inherent
centers
in
linkers,
ease
functionalization,
low
density
toxicity,
good
stability.
However,
comprehensive
study
on
the
design
strategies,
functionalities,
applications
HOFs
sensing
is
lacking.
In
this
review,
uniqueness
development
are
outlined.
The
principles
strategies
enable
performance
summarized,
including
pre‐design
post‐modification
with
additional
species.
state‐of‐the‐art
advances
diverse
overviewed,
detection
chemical
pollutants,
biomolecules,
gases,
physical
factors
like
temperature
mechanical
forces.
Moreover,
current
challenges
corresponding
potential
avenues
discussed.
This
review
aims
inspire
more
innovative
research
fabrication
advanced
functions.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(21)
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
Directional
control
of
photon
transport
at
micro/nanoscale
holds
great
potential
in
developing
multifunctional
optoelectronic
devices.
Here,
the
switchable
anisotropic/isotropic
is
reported
a
double-dipole
metal-organic
framework
(MOF)
based
on
radical-controlled
energy
transfer.
Double-dipole
MOF
microcrystals
with
transition
dipole
moments
perpendicular
to
each
other
have
been
achieved
by
pillared-layer
coordination
strategy.
The
transfer
between
double
dipolar
chromophores
can
be
modulated
photogenerated
radicals,
which
permits
situ
output
both
polarization
(isotropy/anisotropy
state)
and
wavelength
information
(blue/red-color
emission).
On
this
basis,
original
microcrystal
isotropic
state
displays
similar
reabsorption
losses
various
directions,
while
radical-affected
anisotropic
shows
distinct
different
finally
leading
transport.
These
results
offer
novel
strategy
for
development
MOF-based
photonic
devices
tunable
performance.
Applied Physics Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(3)
Published: July 8, 2024
Recently,
an
emerging
class
of
hydrogen-bonded
organic
frameworks
(HOFs)
has
become
appealing
member
material
family,
attributed
to
their
layered
self-assembly
structures,
high-crystalline,
and
environmentally
friendly
characteristics,
which
have
rapidly
propelled
development
in
the
field
electronic
devices.
In
this
context,
we
focus
on
latest
category
topological
HOFs,
with
particular
attention
given
cutting-edge
experimental
demonstrations,
exceptional
electrical
performances,
promising
applications.
First,
a
concise
concept
fundamental
mechanism
HOFs
are
provided,
elucidating
potential
correlation
between
structural
designs
properties.
Subsequently,
comprehensive
summary
is
presented
preparation
synthesis
methods,
such
as
hydrothermal
techniques,
epitaxial
growth,
electro-deposition,
among
others.
Notably,
advancements
HOFs-based
electronics
thoroughly
introduced
discussed,
along
applications
sensors,
memristors,
artificial
synapses,
neuromorphic
computing,
human
perception
systems.
Finally,
future
challenges
prospects
elaborated
upon
aim
providing
valuable
guidance
for
high-performance
HOF-based
electronics.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
Hydrogen-bonded
organic
frameworks
(HOFs)
demonstrate
significant
potential
for
application
in
photocatalysis.
However,
the
low
efficiency
of
electron-hole
separation
and
limited
stability
inhibit
their
practical
utilization
photocatalytic
hydrogen
evolution
from
water
splitting.
Herein,
novel
dual-pyrene-base
supramolecular
HOF/COF
2D/2D
S-scheme
heterojunction
between
HOF-H
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 11, 2025
Abstract
Luminescent
responsive
heterostructures
with
region‐domained
emission
and
integrated
responsiveness
exhibit
great
potential
in
information
security,
but
always
suffer
from
the
direct
exposure
of
fingerprint
at
initial
state,
making
it
easy
to
decode
hidden
confidential
information.
Herein,
first
monochromatic
hydrogen‐bonded
organic
framework
(HOF)
are
reported
based
on
VIA‐group‐based
hybridization
toward
fully‐covert
photonic
barcodes.
Designed
HOF
blocks
different
VIA‐group
elements
via
a
configuration‐assimilation‐based
assembly
method
generate
intrinsic
heterostructures.
Differentiated
electronegativity
endows
each
block
distinct
bonding
stability,
which
triggers
actions
same
stimuli,
finally
forming
multicolor
mode
state.
These
can
effectively
hide
information,
further
demonstrates
coding
capability
as
high‐security
anti‐counterfeiting
labels.
findings
offer
novel
insight
exploitation
smart‐responsive
hetero‐HOF
systems
for
advanced
encryption
anticounterfeiting
applications.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 19, 2025
Magnetic
resonance
imaging
(MRI)
often
employs
contrast
agents
(CAs)
to
improve
the
visualization
of
lesions.
Although
iron-based
oxides
have
been
clinically
approved
as
T2
CAs,
various
obstacles
hindered
their
widespread
commercial
use.
Consequently,
there
is
a
pressing
demand
for
innovative
T2-type
CAs.
Herein,
we
synthesized
an
hydrogen-bonded
organic
framework
(Fe-HOF)
from
Fe-TCPP
and
explored
its
potential
T2-weighted
MRI
CA.
The
Fe-HOF
demonstrated
superior
relaxivity
(r2)
32.067
mM–1
s–1
higher
r2/r1
ratio
45.25
compared
Fe-TCPP.
This
enhancement
may
be
attributed
combination
single-atom
form
Fe3+
with
increased
radius.
Our
findings
indicate
that
6
μmol
[Fe]/kg
dose
significantly
improves
lesion
in
scans
subcutaneous
tumor
model
mice
liver
metastasis
breast
tumor.
simplicity
Fe-HOF'
s
structure
ensures
absence
complex
metal
ions
or
ligands
during
synthesis,
iron
component
can
metabolized
into
endogenous
pool,
resulting
remarkable
biocompatibility
biosafety.
These
pave
way
design
novel
probes
tailored
cancer
characterization
at
stages.