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A New Tool for the Design and Functionalization of Metal-Organic Frameworks

In this issue of Matter, Hong-Cai “Joe” Zhou and coworkers demonstrate novel sequential linker labilization and reinstallation as a convenient tool for the rational design of robust metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), enabling precise control of size and functionalization.

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