基于共价有机框架材料的纳米体系在生物医学中的应用

共价有机框架(Covalent organic frameworks, COFs)材料是通过动态共价化学法合成的一种高度有序的多孔晶态有机聚合物。COFs材料具有密度低、比表面积大、孔隙度可调、合成路线简单多样、功能单元和结构可设计、表面及孔道易功能化、物理化学稳定性高等主要特征,在分子吸附与分离、储能、光电、传感、催化、色谱材料、水处理材料和生物医学等方面受到了广泛关注。本文重点综述近年来基于COFs材料的体系在生物检测和成像、药物输送、光学治疗和联合治疗等生物医学领域的研究进展,并总结了目前COFs材料在生物医学领域所面临的挑战和未来的发展机遇。     

基于共价有机框架的电化学生物传感器在生物样品检测中的应用

共价有机框架材料(Covalent Organic Frameworks, COFs)是一种具有纳米级结构有序性的二维或三维有机结晶材料, 具有高度周期性和可修饰性等结构优点. 基于COFs制备的电化学生物传感器具有灵敏度高、特异性强、重复性好等特点, 在检测生物样品方面具有广阔前景. 本综述简要概述了COFs的合成方法与策略、电化学生物传感器的介绍与分类以及COFs在电化学生物传感检测生物样品领域的应用. 最后本综述对COFs材料在生物传感领域的技术瓶颈与未来的发展方向进行了总结与讨论.     

共价有机框架材料催化研究进展

共价有机框架材料（COFs）是一类具有高比表面积、高孔隙率、高结晶度的结构多样性多孔材料.由于COFs具有可设计性、易功能化的特点，可通过“自上而下”或者后修饰策略将具有催化活性的官能团或金属颗粒嵌入到材料骨架当中，从而设计出高效催化剂.COFs已逐渐在多相催化及其它催化领域展现出非常大的应用价值.本文综述了COFs作为催化剂载体在多种催化反应中的合成策略与应用，对COFs催化剂的现状进行了总结与展望，同时指出该领域面临的问题与挑战.     

碳碳键链接的二维共价有机框架研究进展

二维共价有机框架(Two-dimensional Covalent-Organic Frameworks, 2D COFs)是指一类由π-共轭构筑单元通过共价键连接形成的具有二维拓扑结构的晶态多孔材料.由于其独特的周期性多孔结构、高比表面积、优异的稳定性等特点在离子传输、光电材料、催化等领域展现出了巨大的应用潜力.其中,碳碳键链接的共价有机框架因兼具优异的稳定性和良好的结晶性,被认为是最具有前景的二维聚合物材料之一.近年来,基于不同的设计原则和合成策略涌现出了许多具有不同结构和优异性能的碳碳键链接共价有机框架.在这篇综述中,按照构筑单元的拓扑结构对碳碳键链接共价有机框架进行分类,并归纳总结了迄今为止C=C和C—C键链接的二维共价有机框架在合成方法、结构创新、性能提升以及实际应用领域的研究进展.该综述旨在为相关领域的研究人员更好地设计和合成具有多种功能的多孔结晶材料提供参考,从而促进碳碳键链接共价有机框架材料在光电领域的进一步发展和应用.     

卟啉共价有机框架化合物的研究进展

共价有机框架化合物(COFs)是一类新兴的具有多孔结构的晶态有机聚合物,在储存与分离、催化、能量转化等领域具有广泛应用。本文介绍了一类基于卟啉单元的COFs,从框架构筑及应用开发两方面综述了这类材料的研究进展。     

共价有机框架材料(COFs)在多相催化中的应用

共价有机框架材料(COFs)是一类多孔有机材料,由轻质元素组成,具有比表面积大、孔径可调、稳定性好等特点,在多相催化领域有着广泛的应用.通过改变构筑单元和缩合反应("自下而上"合成法)的类型,或是通过合成后修饰的手段,COFs可以被赋予多种功能并高效催化一系列反应.本文以基于COFs材料的催化反应类型为分类依据,对近年...     

基于席夫碱反应的共价有机骨架材料

席夫碱共价有机骨架材料（Schiff-base COFs）是根据Schiff-base反应原理缩合形成的一类COFs材料。Schiff-base COFs具有骨架密度低、比表面积大、孔径尺寸可控、有机单体种类丰富、合成方法灵活多样、表面化学性质可功能化,易于引入特定的分子识别位点,以及物理化学稳定性优异等特征。Schiff-base COFs在气体吸附/储存、传感、催化、光电材料和前处理介质等诸多领域有重要的应用前景,成为材料科学领域的研究热点。本文主要综述了近年来Schiff-base COFs材料的合成类型、制备方法,以及该材料在不同领域的应用研究进展。最后,总结了该材料的研究现状并展望了该研究领域未来的发展方向和应用前景。     

基于共价有机框架材料的电化学传感器研究进展

共价有机框架（COFs）材料是一类由轻质元素（C, O, N, B等）通过强共价键连接而成的新兴结晶多孔材料。COFs因其可调孔径、永久孔隙率、拓扑可设计性等优点,被广泛用于电化学传感领域。金属纳米粒子、碳材料、金属有机框架、酶等功能材料与COFs复合,可以显著提高电化学传感器的分析性能,实现高灵敏度和选择性检测。本综述阐述了基于COFs的电化学传感器的最新研究进展,总结了制备方法,并对其传感机制进行了解释。介绍了新型COFs材料的设计和合成,以及基于新型检测模式的COFs电化学传感器的研究进展。     

共价有机框架材料固定化酶的研究进展

共价有机框架（Covalent Organic Frameworks, COFs）是一种新型的多孔材料,具有结构规整、骨架稳定、孔径结构可调等特点,被视为固定化酶的理想载体。我们主要总结了近10年来COFs材料作为载体,通过物理吸附、共价连接、包埋的固定化策略制备固定化酶的研究进展与应用,并讨论了COFs材料在酶固定化领域所面临的机遇和挑战。     

晶态多孔材料合成方法的研究进展

晶态多孔材料是一类具有高孔隙率、多样结构、可控功能的功能材料,在客体分子吸附及分离、催化、储能等众多领域具有广阔的应用前景.其中,以沸石分子筛(zeolites)、金属有机框架材料(metal-organic frameworks, MOFs)和共价有机框架材料(covalent-organic frameworks, COFs)最具代表性.随着对晶态多孔材料研究的不断深入,众多新型的合成手段被开发用于材料的基础研究.同时,晶态多孔材料合成方法学的发展与其工业应用密切相关.本综述主要概述了晶态多孔材料的各种合成手段的优缺点和它们的潜在应用.     

共价有机骨架的合成及其在气体吸附存储方面的应用

共价有机骨架(COFs)是一种新型的纳米结构材料,由于其独特的性质而受到人们的广泛关注.COFs的结晶.度高,孔径可调,比表面积大,具有良好的抗氧化性能和独特的分子结构,在能源、环境等方面得到了广泛的应用.COFs材料有较高的应用价值,促使人们不断努力研究其基本性质,并调控其结构和功能来提高性能.通过COFs的可设计性...     

Applications of covalent organic frameworks (COFs):From gas storage and separation to drug delivery

Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) are an emerging class of porous covalent organic structures whose backbones were composed of light elements (B, C, N, O, Si) and linked by robust covalent bonds to endow such material with desirable properties, i.e., inherent porosity, well-defined pore aperture, ordered channel structure, large surface area, high stability, and multi-dimension. As expected, the above-mentioned properties of COFs broaden the applications of this class of materials in various fields such as gas storage and separation, catalysis, optoelectronics, sensing, small molecules adsorption, and drug delivery. In this review, we outlined the synthesis of COFs and highlighted their applications ranging from the initial gas storage and separation to drug delivery.     

共价有机框架材料在光催化领域中的应用

共价有机框架(COFs)材料是有机构筑基元通过共价键连接而形成的晶态有机多孔材料. COFs具有孔道结构规整、 及比表面积高等特点, 被广泛地应用于气体储存与分离、 催化、 传感、 储能及光电转化等领域. 将具有可调吸光能力的有机构筑基元引入到COFs中, 可使其展现出强大的光催化潜力. 近年来, COFs在光催化领域中发展迅猛. 本文总结了COFs在光催化产氢、 光催化二氧化碳还原、 光催化有机反应以及光催化污染物降解等方面的研究进展, 并展望了其在光催化领域的应用前景.     

Research Progress in Covalent Organic Frameworks for Photoluminescent Materials

Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) are an emerging kind of crystalline porous polymers that present the precise integration of organic building blocks into extensible structures with regular pores and periodic skeletons. The diversity of organic units and covalent linkages makes COFs a rising materials platform for the design of structure and functionality. Herein, recent research progress in developing COFs for photoluminescent materials is summarised. Structural and functional design strategies are highlighted and fundamental problems that need to be solved are identified, in conjunction with potential applications from perspectives of photoluminescent materials.     

Substituent engineering of covalent organic frameworks modulates the crystallinity and electrochemical reactivity

Covalent organic frameworks(COFs)are emerging as powerful electrochemical energy storage/conversion materials benefiting from the controlled pore and chemical structures,which are usually determined by the regulation of the molecular building blocks.In contrast,the substituents are not considered significant for the electrochemical reactivity as they are usually removed during carbonization,which is necessary for improving the electrical conductivity of an electrode material.Here we show that the substituents play key roles not only in synthesizing COFs but also in controlling the COF structures during carbonization and thus the related electrochemical reactivity.Five characteristic substituents were used when synthesizing a new COF structure and it was found that electron-withdrawing strength of the substituents significantly influences the crystallinity of the COFs by tuning the reactivity of building blocks,or even determines whether the crystalline COF can be constructed.Moreover,the differences in chemical groups,sizes,and thermal stabilities of the substituents result in varied pore-collapse behaviors and the structures of the carbonized COFs,which show diverse effects on the electrochemical performances.An optimal material shows the highest surface area of 2131 m²/g,rich pores around 1 nm,and the highest ratio of sp² carbon among the samples,corresponding to the largest double-layer specific capacity over 125 F/g in an ionic liquid electrolyte,while another material with the lowest surface area and N-doping level exhibits a high H₂O₂ production selectivity over 80%through selective oxygen reduction.This study shows guiding significance for the design of building blocks and substituents for COFs and further the carbonized carbons,and also exhibits the great potential of substituent engineering in modulating the electrochemical reactivity.     

Covalent Organic Framework Materials for Photo/ Electrocatalytic Carbon Dioxide Reduction北大核心CSCD

Covalent organic frameworks （COFs）are a class of emerging materials connected by covalent bonds,which have high thermal/chemical stability （except boric acid COFs）,permanent porosity,large specific surface area and good crystallinity. In addition,the structure of the monomer unit in COFs is adjustable and can coordinate with many transition metal ions to provide catalytic active sites. These advantages make COFs helpful to catalyze various reactions. Among them,COFs have an excellent catalytic effect on the CO2 reduction reaction（CO2 RR）. This is mainly because the adjustable pore structure of COFs allows them to adsorb a large amount of CO2 and the π-π stacking structure in COFs can promote charge transfer, which can greatly improve the efficiency of CO2 reduction. COFs can be used as photo/ electrocatalysts to efficiently reduce CO2 to CO,CH4 ,HCOOH and other products. This review discusses the important achievements of CO2 RR catalyzed by COFs, including photo/electrocatalytic CO2 RR and photoelectric coupling CO2 RR. In addition,the future development of COFs as CO2 RR catalysts is also prospected. © 2022, Science Press (China). All rights reserved.     

Challenges and perspectives of covalent organic frameworks for advanced alkali-metal ion batteries

Covalent organic frameworks(COFs) are a class of porous crystalline polymers that have been widely investigated in various fields, including energy storage, photo/electrocatalysis, drug delivery. The covalent-bond interconnection allows COFs extraordinary chemical and thermal stability, and the porous structure ensures a high ion-diffusion coefficient. These merits compensate for the drawbacks of organic electrodes that are easy to dissolve and have low charge conductivity, and promote the development of novel electrode materials with excellent performance, environmental friendliness, and low price. However, the application of COFs also encountered many problems, such as poor electronic conductivity due to the large band gap. Moreover,in some three-dimensional(3D) COFs and stacked two-dimensional(2D) COFs, the huge crystal structure, aligned ultralong channels, and numerous crystal defects usually impede ion transport, and the large molecular weights of COFs generally decrease the specific capacities. These issues are urgently needed to be solved. Here in this review, we summarize the latest progress, core challenges and coping strategies concerning with the use of COFs in alkali-metal ion batteries, discuss the impact of material structure on energy storage, and propose strategies for the construction of high-performance COF-based electrodes.     

Energy Storage in Covalent Organic Frameworks: From Design Principles to Device Integration

Covalent organic frameworks(COFs) have received profound attention in recent years owing to their tailor-made porosity, large surface area and robust stability. More specifically, 2D COFs with redox-active and π electron-rich units allow efficient charge carriers hopping and ion migration, thus offering great potentials in energy storage. Herein, we present a systematic and concise overview of the recent advances in 2D COFs related to the electrochemical energy field, including supercapacitors, fuel cells, rechargeable lithium batteries, lithium-sulfur batteries, and other metal-ion batteries. In addition, a brief outlook is proposed on the challenges and prospects of COFs as electrode materials for energy storage.     

Tailoring Covalent Organic Frameworks To Capture Water Contaminants

Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) are attractive materials receiving increasing interest in the literature due to their crystallinity, large surface area, and pore uniformity. Their properties can be tailored towards specific applications by judicious design of COF building blocks, giving access to tailor-made pore sizes and surfaces. In this Concept article, developments in the field of COFs that have allowed these materials to be explored for contaminant adsorption are discussed. Strategies to obtain water-stable materials with highly ordered structures and large surface areas are reviewed. Post-synthetic modification approaches, by which pore surfaces can be tuned to target specific contaminants, are described. Recent advances in COF formulations, crucial for future implementation in adsorption devices, are highlighted. At the end, future challenges which need to be addressed to allow for the deployment of COFs for the capture of water contaminants will be discussed.     

The synthesis of highly crystalline covalent organic frameworks via the monomer crystal induction for the photocatalytic asymmetric α-alkylation of aldehydes

Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) are ordered porous organic frameworks, which found wide applications in gas sorption and separation, catalysis, sensoring, and many others owing to their permanent porosity and designable structural motifs. To take full advantage of the well-defined porous structure, COFs need to be synthesized with high crystallinity. However, the synthesis of COFs with high crystalline is a general challenge, which requires dedicated linker design and reaction condition optimization. To achieve this, we developed a monomer crystal-induced strategy to construct crystalline COFs. The synthesized COFs have higher crystallinity, surface area, and thermal stability than those prepared without monomer crystal induction. Furthermore, the high crystalline COFs exhibit excellent performance in the photocatalytic asymmetric alkylation of aldehydes. The monomer crystal-induced method not only represents a new route for the synthesis of crystalline COFs but also sheds light on the mechanism of the formation of COFs.