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In many industrial fields, particularly technical textiles and composites, a wide variety of chemical formulations are used to give materials specific properties: antibacterial, hydrophobic, adsorbent, and flame-retardant, among others. These materials are used across diverse sectors such as medical, transportation, defense, and sports and leisure. These functionalities can be implemented in various forms: liquid solutions, dispersions, or dry powders. In recent years, howeve

Metal–Organic Frameworks (MOFs) are among the fastest-growing materials for advanced filtration and adsorption applications. Composed of metal centers connected by organic linkers, these crystalline powders display record-high specific surface areas —beyond 4000 m²/g for some of them— and tunable pore structures ranging from microporous (< 2 nm) to mesoporous (2–50 nm). Their selective affinity toward specific molecules enables unprecedented efficiency in capturing gases, vol