Scientific Paper
Solution Atomic Layer Deposition of Smooth, Continuous, Crystalline Metal–Organic Framework Thin Films
Summary
Solution atomic layer deposition grows copper benzenedicarboxylate metal-organic framework films at room temperature with single-molecule thickness control, about 4.5 Å per cycle. The films are smooth, continuous and crystalline from 100 nm, far more uniform than dipped or sprayed coatings, because the strict layer-by-layer growth prevents island formation and ripening.
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