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Optical and emission properties of dye molecules captured in the mesoscale channels of micron-sized metal-organic framework crystals
Metal-organic frameworks with pre-organized channels can be utilized to host various dye molecules to control their optical properties. The anionic framework of In-BTB MOF is an ideal host for encapsulating Reichardt's dye and rhodamine 6G. The optical properties of both encapsulated dyes were investigated using solid-state UV/Vis and fluorescence spectroscopy.