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  1. Towards Glasses from Two-Dimensional Hybrid Organic–Inorganic Perovskites

    … melt, and be quenched into frozen liquids, i.e., glasses, opening up new avenues for disordered perovskite materials. Despite the growing number of glass-forming HOIPs, fundamental understanding of their vitrification processes remains limited. This thesis focuses on a prototypical two-dimensional …

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  2. Crystalline, Amorphous, and Liquid Metal-Organic Frameworks at Non-Ambient Conditions

    … Some MOFs are also capable of forming glasses, i.e. dense amorphous structures, with chemical composition and short-range order that is reminiscent of their crystalline precursor. This generated a new area of research within the MOF discipline at the interface of glass science, …

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  3. The Development of Hybrid Liquids and Glasses

    Abstract: The Development of Hybrid Liquids and Glasses Louis Michael David Longley Metal-organic framework (MOF) glasses are amorphous materials formed by heating a crystalline MOF into the liquid phase and then cooling to form an amorphous solid material. The hybrid nature, defined here as …

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