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Mina Moradi

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Coordination-Driven Monolayer-to-Bilayer Transition in Two-Dimensional Metal–Organic Networks

Henning Paul-Julius Stahlberg, Patrick Shahgaldian, Mina Moradi

We report on monolayer-to-bilayer transitions in 2D metal–organic networks (MONs) from amphiphiles supported at the water–air interface. Functionalized calix[4]arenes are assembled through the coordination of selected transition metal ions to yield monomol ...

2021

Bottom-up synthesis of graphene films hosting atom-thick molecular-sieving apertures

Emad Oveisi, Mina Moradi, Kumar Varoon Agrawal, Shiqi Huang, Mostapha Dakhchoune, Luis Francisco Villalobos Vazquez de la Parra, Shaoxian Li, Kuang-Jung Hsu, Victor Carle Adrien Boureau, Kangning Zhao, Cédric Karel J Van Goethem

Incorporation of a high density of molecular-sieving nanopores in the graphene lattice by the bottom-up synthesis is highly attractive for high-performance membranes. Herein, we achieve this by a controlled synthesis of nanocrystalline graphene where incom ...

National Academy of Sciences2021

Hydrogen sieving from intrinsic defects of benzene-derived single-layer graphene

Mina Moradi, Kumar Varoon Agrawal, Shiqi Huang, Mostapha Dakhchoune, Jing Zhao, Majharul Haque Khan

Single-layer graphene films, crystallized by chemical vapor deposition, host a low density of vacancy defects that are attractive for the size-sieving of molecules. The size and the density of such defects are a function of the growth temperature and the c ...

2019