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A Systematic Approach to Building Highly Porous, Noninterpenetrating Metal-Organic Frameworks with a Large Capacity for Adsorbing H2 and CH4

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A Systematic Approach to Building Highly Porous, Noninterpenetrating Metal-Organic Frameworks with a Large Capacity for Adsorbing H2 and CH4 (English)

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Jeong Yong Lee

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Long Pan

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Xiaoying Huang

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Thomas J. Emge

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Jing Li

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2 February 2011

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Advanced Functional Materials

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10.1002/ADFM.201001790

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