Composition States of MOFs

The current interest in solid bases constructed from metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) is well-founded. In addition to this, their Catalytic structure allows them to perform admirably in a wide variety of chemical reactions. Because of their unique skeletal system, MOFs cannot support the large array of critical capabilities that traditional solid bases are capable of accommodating. Hence, it is challenging to combine all of these capabilities into a MOF. On the other hand, MOFs for heterogeneous basic catalysis have never been investigated in any study. According to MOFs' structure, metal ions and ligands can cause intrinsic basicity. In this rapidly expanding scientific subject, significant advancement has been achieved over the last 10 years. As a result, in this part, the possibility of using MOFs to manufacture basic catalysts has been discussed.