MOFs use in drug separationstorage and delivery
ISSN: 2173-0903
Année de publication: 2013
Número: 9
Pages: 89-90
Type: Article
D'autres publications dans: MoleQla: revista de Ciencias de la Universidad Pablo de Olavide
Résumé
Science fiction as of now, metal-organic frameworks may one day be inside our bodies, carrying drugs in the blood vessels. Also, the use of MOFs to separate organic compounds from others alike appears as an alternative to expensive separation methods used nowadays. Interesting products can be recovered with a high purity, as required in chemical and medical industries.
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