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Bridging MOFs and MXenes: from synthesis to environmental and energy technologies

Muhammad Kashif, Syed Israr Shah, Salman A. Khan, Sheraz Ahmad, Muhammad Anwar, Sami Ur Rahman, Shohreh Azizi, Malik Maaza

2025Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics6 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

approaches. Furthermore, the applications of MXene/MOFs in dye and pharmaceutical degradation are thoroughly discussed. Moreover, the present work also elucidates their applications in hydrogen production and supercapacitor development. The structure-function linkages and material design strategies are examined, giving insight into how the hybrids transcend their specific limits. Finally, key challenges and opportunities are identified to guide future research into scalable and efficient MOF/MXene-based technologies for sustainable environmental and energy systems. This work will contribute predominantly to the ongoing advancement in MXene/MOF hybrid design with applications in various technology sectors, including wastewater treatment, hydrogen production and supercapacitors.

Topics & Concepts

MXenesBridging (networking)NanotechnologySupercapacitorScalabilitySustainable energyMaterials scienceBiochemical engineeringEfficient energy useWork (physics)Energy storageSustainabilityHydrogen productionKey (lock)Energy transformationEmerging technologiesExpansiveProduction (economics)Process engineeringComputer scienceSustainable designEnvironmentally friendlySustainable productionHydrogen fuelScience, technology and societyRenewable energyMXene and MAX Phase MaterialsSupercapacitor Materials and FabricationElectromagnetic wave absorption materials
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