High-Quality ZIF-93 Powder Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) Supplier, Exporters

ZIF-93, a type of zeolitic imidazolate framework, has garnered attention for its diverse applications, particularly in environmental and biosensing fields. Its unique structural properties enable effective gas adsorption and separation, making it a promising candidate for carbon dioxide capture and hydrogen separation. 

Product Description

Product Name
ZIF-93
Particle Size
3-6 µm
Specific Surface Area
≥1121 ㎡/g
Pore Size
1.57 nm

ZIF-93 has been synthesized using a water-based method, demonstrating high purity and efficiency in CO2 adsorption from binary mixtures (Ramos-Fernandez et al., 2018). Its porous structure allows for selective gas adsorption, which is crucial for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions.

Hybrid nanoparticles of ZIF-93 have been developed to enhance thermal stability and hydrophobicity, improving its performance in mixed matrix membranes for H2/CO2 separation (Sánchez-Laínez et al., 2018). The membranes achieved a H2/CO2 selectivity of 7.7, surpassing established benchmarks, indicating ZIF-93's potential in energy applications.

ZIF-93 can be integrated with bioactive molecules to create advanced biosensors, leveraging its surface properties for the immobilization of biomolecules (Mousavi et al., 2024) (Feng et al., 2023). While ZIF-93 shows great promise in these applications, challenges remain in scaling production and optimizing its properties for specific uses. Further research is essential to fully realize its potential across various industries.

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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What synthesis method is used for ZIF-93?
ZIF-93 is synthesized using an eco-friendly water-based method, which delivers high purity and exceptional efficiency for gas adsorption applications.
2. What are the key physical properties of ZIF-93?
ZIF-93 exhibits a particle size of 3-6 µm, a high specific surface area of ≥1121 ㎡/g, and a uniform pore size of 1.57 nm.
3. How is ZIF-93 utilized in gas separation technology?
ZIF-93 hybrid nanoparticles enhance thermal stability and hydrophobicity in mixed matrix membranes, achieving a high H₂/CO₂ selectivity benchmark of 7.7.
4. Can ZIF-93 be applied in biological applications?
Yes, ZIF-93 can be combined with bioactive molecules for biomolecule immobilization, making it a viable candidate for advanced biosensors.
5. What are the main challenges in commercializing ZIF-93?
Key challenges include scaling up industrial production and fine-tuning its material properties for specialized targeted applications.

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