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Hydrogen storage in metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) is reaching the challenge of high hydrogen-storage capacity by the synthesis of novel MOFs, and the doping of MOFs with electropositive metals or catalysts. Here, the recent progress and continuing challenges in this area are presented and the relation between hydrogen capacities and MOF structure, in particular surface area and pore size, and the interaction between H 2 and the MOFs are discussed.
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Advanced Materials has been publishing the latest progress in materials science for more than 15 years. With an independently assessed ISI Impact Factor of 7.305, Advanced Materials continues to deliver the highest quality research reports every two weeks. It contains carefully selected, top-quality