MIL-100(Cr) MOF Powder 50–100 nm Research Grade ATOMFAIR®

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MIL-100(Cr) research-grade MOF powder offers 50–100 nm particles, >1200 m2/g BET area and up to 3.28 wt% H2 at 77 K/25 bar for gas-storage research. Order now.

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MIL-100(Cr) Metal-Organic Framework Powder

RESEARCH GRADE MATERIAL

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

MIL-100(Cr) is a high-performance chromium-based metal-organic framework featuring an engineered porous crystalline configuration optimized for high-capacity solid-state hydrogen storage. Under specific experimental criteria of 77 K and 25 bar, it delivers a maximum hydrogen adsorption yield up to 3.28 wt%. Beyond targeted hydrogen storage systems, this versatile matrix demonstrates strong validation affinity for capturing hazardous hydrogen sulfide gas alongside prominent greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide and methane. It serves efficiently as an advanced research medium for the identification, trapping, and high-selectivity separation of distinct biomolecules.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

PARAMETER DETAILS
Product Name MIL-101(Cr)
CAS Number 840523-88-8
Appearance Green Powder
Particle Size 50–100 nm
BET Surface Area >1200 m²/g
Pore Size Range 0.3–2.0 nm

KEY FEATURES

  • High-Capacity Hydrogen Adsorption: Delivers up to 3.28 wt% solid-state gas capacity at 77 K and 25 bar parameters.
  • Multi-Component Gas Trapping: Strong structural affinity yields efficient retention of hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and methane fields.
  • Specific Biomolecule Matching: Engineered coordination geometry enables precise selective isolation and sensor identification of complex biological targets.
  • Nanoscale Grain Structuring: Tight 50–100 nm crystal particle definition supports uniform matrix phase blending and optimized mass-transfer workflows.

LOGISTICS & OPERATIONAL NOTICE

APPLICATION SCOPE: Solid-state hydrogen storage systems, greenhouse gas capture frameworks, carbon dioxide and methane abatement, industrial desulfurization, and chromatographic biomolecule separation.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This product is highly sensitive to ambient exposure. Keep containers tightly sealed or handle exclusively within an anhydrous inert gas environment to prevent phase contamination or degradation before thermal validation.

Handling constraints for MIL-100(Cr) metal-organic framework. The material must be protected from ambient exposure and kept under anhydrous inert gas until thermal validation.

  • Atmosphere handling limit: Handle the material exclusively within an anhydrous inert gas environment to prevent phase contamination or degradation.
  • Container sealing requirement: Keep containers tightly sealed at all times when the material is not being handled inside the inert gas environment.
  • Pre-thermal-validation storage: Maintain anhydrous inert conditions during storage until thermal validation has been completed.

Procedure for handling MIL-100(Cr) under anhydrous inert atmosphere. All transfers should be performed inside an inert gas environment with the container sealed when not in use.

  1. Move container into inert atmosphere
    Transfer the sealed container into an anhydrous inert gas environment before opening it.
  2. Open under inert gas
    Open the container only inside the anhydrous inert gas environment to prevent ambient exposure.
  3. Transfer under inert gas
    Transfer the material only while the container remains inside the anhydrous inert gas environment.
  4. Reseal container
    Reseal the container tightly immediately after transfer operations.
  5. Store until thermal validation
    Store the sealed container under anhydrous inert gas until thermal validation is complete.

What hydrogen adsorption capacity does MIL-100(Cr) achieve under cryogenic conditions?

MIL-100(Cr) delivers a maximum hydrogen uptake of 3.28 wt% at 77 K and 25 bar. This performance is supported by a BET surface area exceeding 1200 m²/g and a pore size range of 0.3–2.0 nm, enabling high-capacity solid-state storage.

Can MIL-100(Cr) be used for selective gas separation or biomolecule isolation without modification?

Yes, the framework's engineered porous coordination geometry provides strong affinity for adsorbing hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and methane, and supports selective biomolecule separation and identification. Its nanoscale grain size of 50–100 nm ensures uniform matrix blending and optimized mass transfer for chromatographic and sensor applications.

What handling precautions are required to prevent degradation of MIL-100(Cr) powder before use?

The product is highly sensitive to ambient moisture and air. It must be stored in tightly sealed containers and handled exclusively within an anhydrous inert gas environment to avoid phase contamination or structural degradation prior to thermal validation or experimental use.

MIL-100(Cr) is a chromium-based MOF powder with a BET surface area exceeding 1200 m²/g and a pore size range of 0.3–2.0 nm, optimized for solid-state hydrogen storage up to 3.28 wt% at 77 K and 25 bar. Its nanoscale particle size (50–100 nm) supports uniform phase blending, but the material requires anhydrous inert gas handling to prevent ambient degradation.

Positive

  • High-capacity hydrogen adsorption: Delivers up to 3.28 wt% solid-state hydrogen storage at 77 K and 25 bar, making it suitable for cryogenic hydrogen storage research.
  • Large surface area and porosity: BET surface area >1200 m²/g with pore sizes 0.3–2.0 nm enables efficient multi-component gas trapping of H₂S, CO₂, and CH₄.

Trade-offs

  • Ambient exposure sensitivity: Highly sensitive to ambient moisture and air; requires storage in sealed containers and handling under anhydrous inert gas to prevent phase contamination or degradation.
  • Cryogenic operating conditions required: Maximum hydrogen adsorption is achieved at 77 K, necessitating liquid nitrogen or equivalent cryogenic infrastructure for experimental validation.

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weight

2g, 10g