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Piezo-Angetriebene MOF@SAW Chips

Consortium: 
 Priv. Doz. Dr. Harald Oberhofer, Garching
Technical University Munich
Chair of theoretical chemistry
 Prof. Dr. Achim Wixforth, Augsburg
Augsburg University
Chair for experimental physics I
 Prof. Dr. Dirk Volkmer, Augsburg
Augsburg University
Chair for solid state chemistry
Project:Piezo-Actuated MOF@SAW Devices
Abstract:The Oberhofer/Volkmer/Wixforth consortium is going to develop novel piezo-responsive coordination frameworks (CF) which will be placed on Surface-Acoustic Wave (SAW) devices in order to stimulate and to investigate electric field-induced framework dynamics. Novel piezo-responsive CFs will be synthesized, including unbound molecular rotors (uR), spatially confined in rigid CFs (uR@rCFs), axially mounted rotors (amR) in rigid CFs (amR@rCFs), as well as hinged CFs displaying a giant piezoelectric response. MOF@SAW devices of piezo-responsive CFs shall be constructed serving a dual purpose of framework actuation on one hand (i.e. giant piezoelectric distortion of CFs, stimulated rotation of CF-mounted dipolar rotors), as well as detection of the dielectric response function, on the other hand. Theoretical investigations at different levels shall serve to model the spontaneous polarization of framework compounds and their dielectric response characteristics. For the latter, density functional tight binding approaches as well as force-field based MD simulations of vectorial or activated mass transport phenomena in the CFs will be performed. A novel polarisable force field will be introduced in order to describe the internal electrostatic interactions of the framework’s building units as well as its response towards external static and time-dependent electrical fields accurately.
Publications: 
 B. Paschke, A. Wixforth, D. Denysenko, D. Volkmer
„Fast Surface Acoustic Wave-Based Sensors to Investigate the Kinetics of Gas Uptake in Ultra-Microporous Frameworks“
ACS Sens. 2017, 2, 740-747
DOI: 10.1021/acssensors.7b00014
 B. Paschke, D. Denysenko, B. Bredenkötter, G. Sastre, A. Wixforth, D. Volkmer
„Dynamic Studies on Kinetic H2/D2 Quantum Sieving in a Narrow Pore Metal‒Organic Framework Grown on a Sensor Chip“
Chem. Eur. J. 2019, 25, 10803-10807
DOI: 10.1002/chem.201900889
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Coordination Networks: Building Blocks for Functional Systems
DFG Priority Program 1928

Coordination:
Prof. Dr. Roland Fischer
Technical University of Munich
Lichtenbergstr. 4
85748 Garching

E-Mail: coornets(at)tum.de

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