MOF-818

MOF-818/Metal-organic framework-818 is a metal-organic framework (MOf) material with a trinuclear copper center. It was first reported by LI et al. and found that it can simulate the activity of natural phenol oxidase with copper active sites. MOF-818 can efficiently catalyze the conversion of catechol into o-quinone and does not exhibit obvious peroxidase activity, which indicates the specificity of its catalytic process. Regarding the specific application of MOF-818, there has not yet been extensive research and reporting. However, due to its ability to simulate the activity of natural enzymes, it may have certain application potential in biochemistry, medicine, environmental science and other fields. For example, it can be used as a biocatalyst for drug synthesis, biosensors, environmental management, etc. In addition, the structure and properties of MOF-818 can be optimized through further modification and regulation to improve its catalytic activity and stability. This may require more research work and experimental validation. 

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