Identi fi cation Schemes for Metal − Organic Frameworks To Enable Rapid Search and Cheminformatics Analysis

: The modular nature of metal − organic frameworks (MOFs) leads to a very large number of possible structures. High-throughput computational screening has led to a rapid increase in property data that has enabled several potential applications for MOFs, including gas storage, separations, catalysis

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