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Bradley, Tom
Eindhoven University of Technology
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- 2020Combining photocatalysis and optical fibre technology towards improved microreactor design for hydrogen generation with metallic nanoparticlescitations
- 2020Incorporating metal organic frameworks within microstructured optical fibers toward scalable photoreactorscitations
- 2015MicroStructure Element Method (MSEM): viscous flow model for the virtual draw of microstructured optical fiberscitations
- 2014X-ray tomography for structural analysis of microstructured and multimaterial optical fibers and preformscitations
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Incorporating metal organic frameworks within microstructured optical fibers toward scalable photoreactors
Abstract
Optical fiber technology has revolutionized the telecommunications industry, though is still under‐utilized in chemistry. Optical fibers open many avenues for introducing, and containing, light in chemical reactions, as part of a photoreactor. This work shows, for the first time, a design strategy for incorporating a photocatalytic, nanoporous framework (Co ZIF‐67) within the internal capillaries of an optical fiber, in doing so creating an all‐in‐one, plug‐in‐and‐play photoreactor. This system improves the reactivity of the photocatalyst, relative to the powdered form, for C—H activation leading to C—C bond formation, a significant process in pharmaceutical and organic synthesis. Performing this reaction using solar energy, and low temperature demonstrates the clear potential for these systems for large scale industrial applications.