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Cu-BTC Functional Microdevices as Smart Tools for Capture and Preconcentration of Nerve Agents

Almazán, F.; Urbiztondo, M.A.; Gascon, J.; Santamaría, J.; Serra-Crespo, P.; Pina, M.P.; Seoane, B.

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Cu-based metal-organic framework (MOF) microdevices are applied in sampling and preconcentration of nerve agents (NAs) diluted in gaseous streams. An in situ electrochemical-assisted synthesis of a Cu-benzene-1, 3, 5-tricarboxylate (BTC) thick film is carried out to functionalize a Cu-modified glass substrate. This simple, rapid, reproducible, and easy-to-integrate MOF synthesis approach enables the microfabrication of functional micro-preconcentrators with a large Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) surface area (above 2000 cm2) and an active pore volume (above 90 nL) for the efficient adsorption of nerve agent molecules along the microfluidic channel 2.5 cm in length. The equilibrium adsorption capacity of the bulk material has been characterized through thermogravimetric analysis after exposure to controlled atmospheres of a sarin gas surrogate, dimethyl methylphosphonate (DMMP), in both dry and humid conditions (30% RH at 293 K). Breakthrough tests at the ppm level (162 mg/m3) reveal equilibrium adsorption capacities up to 691 mg/g. The preconcentration performance of such µ-devices when dealing with highly diluted surrogate atmosphere, i.e., 520 ppbV (2.6 mg/m3) at 298 K, leads to preconcentration coefficients up to 171 for sample volume up to 600 STP cm3. We demonstrate the potentialities of Cu-BTC micro-preconcentrators as smart first responder tools for "on-field" detection of nerve agents in the gas phase at relevant conditions. Almazán, F.; Urbiztondo, M.A.; Serra-Crespo, P.; Seoane, B.; Gascon, J.; Santamaría, J.; Pina, M.P.

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1 Cu-BTC unc ional mic ode ices as sma ools o 1 cap u e and p econcen a ion o ne e agen s 2 F. Almazán, 1 M.A. U biz ondo,1, 2 P. Se a-C espo,3 B. Seoane,4 J. Gascon,4, 5 J. San ama ía,1, 6, 3 7 M.P. Pina1, 6, 7 4 1 Nanoscience Ins i u e o A agon (INA), Uni . Za agoza, Depa men o Chemical & 5 En i onmen al Enginee ing, Campus Rio Eb o, C/Ma iano Esquillo s/n, 50018 Za agoza, Spain 6 2 Cen o Uni e si a io de la De ensa de Za agoza, Ca e e a Huesca s/n, 50090 Za agoza, Spain 7 3 Applied Radia ion and Iso opes, Depa men o Radia ion Science and Technology, Facul y o 8 Applied Sciences, Technical Uni e si y Del , Mekelweg 15, 2629 JB, Del , he Ne he lands 9 4 Ca alysis Enginee ing, Depa men o Chemical Enginee ing, Del Uni e si y o Technology, 10 Van de Maasweg 9, 2629 HZ Del , The Ne he lands 11 5 Ad anced Ca aly ic Ma e ials, KAUST Ca alysis Cen e , King Abdullah Uni e si y o Science 12 and Technology, Thuwal 23955, Saudi A abia 13 6 Ne wo king Resea ch Cen e on Bioenginee ing, Bioma e ials and Nanomedicine, CIBER- 14 BBN, 28029 Mad id, Spain 15 7 Uni Za agoza, CSIC, Ins i u o de Ciencia de Ma e iales de A agón (ICMA), C/Ped o Ce buna 16 12, 50009 Za agoza, Spain 17 2 KEYWORDS: mic o ab ica ion, coppe modi ied glass subs a es, h eshold cu en densi y, 18 in eg a ion o me al o ganic amewo k ilms, co-adso bed wa e apo , ne e agen s cap u e 19 20 ABSTRACT: Cu-based Me al O ganic F amewo ks (MOF) mic ode ices a e applied in 21 sampling and p econcen a ion o ne e agen s (NAs) dilu ed in gaseous s eams. An in-si u 22 elec ochemical assis ed syn hesis o Cu-BTC hick ilm is ca ied ou o unc ionalize a Cu 23 modi ied glass subs a e. This simple, apid, ep oducible and easy o in eg a e MOF syn hesis 24 app oach, enables he mic o ab ica ion o unc ional mic op enconcen a o s wi h la ge BET 25 su ace a ea (abo e 2000 cm2) and ac i e po e olume (abo e 90 nanoli e s) o he e icien 26 adso p ion o ne e agen molecules along he mic o luidic channel 2.5 cm in leng h. Equilib ium 27 adso p ion capaci y o he bulk ma e ial has been cha ac e ized h ough he mog a ime ic 28 analysis a e exposu e o con olled a mosphe es o a sa in gas su oga e, dime hyl 29 me hylphosphona e (DMMP), in bo h d y and humid condi ions (30% RH a 293 K). 30 B eak h ough es s a ppm le el (162 mg/m3) e eal equilib ium adso p ion capaci ies up o 691 31 mg/g. The p econcen a ion pe o mance o such µ-de ices when dealing wi h highly dilu ed 32 su oga e a mosphe e, i.e. 520 ppbV (2.6 mg/m3) a 298 K, leads o p econcen a ion coe icien s 33 up o 171 o sample olume up o 600 STP cm3. We demons a e he po en iali ies o Cu-BTC 34 mic op econcen a o s as sma i s esponde ools o  d de ec ion o ne e agen s in 35 gas phase a ele an condi ions. 36 37 3 INTRODUCTION 38 Vulne abili y o c i ical indoo in as uc u es o in en ional ne e agen s elease poses a 39 signi ican poin o conce n o au ho i ies esponsible o inciden p epa edness and p e en ion. 40 Such chemical compounds a e odo less, colo less, highly pe sis en , ola ile and le hal e en a 41 low concen a ion.1 Pa icula ly, he o ganophosphona es-based ne e agen s (NAs), whe e he 42 well-known sa in and soman gases belong o, ha e been used agains ci ilian popula ion in 43 shocking e o is a acks. In amously known a e he e o is a ack in he subway o Tokyo in 44 1991 and he ecen ones agains ci ilians in Sy ia.2 A ew s udies a e a ailable o sa in apo 45 exposu es on human olun ee s in o de o di ec ly de i e acu e exposu e guideline le els. 46 Resul s indica e ha he h eshold o miosis and o he minimal oxic e ec s alls in he ange o 47 0.05  0.5 mg/m3 (9  87 ppbV) o 30 - 10 min exposu es, espec i ely.3 48 Due o he po en ial h ea ha NAs cons i u e agains he popula ion, many e o s ha e been 49 dedica ed o i s ea ly de ec ion. To imp o e he limi o de ec ion o he a ailable equipmen , a 50 common solu ion is o implemen a apping-p econcen a ion uni ups eam he de ec o . This 51 app oach has been success ully applied in many ields whe e he iden i ica ion o compounds a 52 e y low concen a ion (sub ppmV) is equi ed; such as wo kplace heal h and sa e y4 o o non- 53 in asi e, diagnos ic ools based on he de ec ion o exhaled ola ile bioma ke s5. En ichmen 54 ac o s up o 300 ha e been epo ed o a oma ic VOCs using ca bon nano ubes-based µ- 55 p econcen a o s o 100 ppbV eed concen a ion and sample olume up o 400 STP cm3.6 56 MOFs a e hyb id ma e ials composed o coo dina i ely linked me al ions o clus e s ia 57 o ganic ligands o o m po ous c ys alline amewo ks wi h p o en mic opo osi y. Compa ed o 58 mic opo ous zeoli es o mesopo ous silica, MOFs exhibi highe chemical e sa ili y. 59 Rema kable adso p ion capaci ies ha e been epo ed owa ds o ganophosphona e compounds. 60 4 The iso e icula IRMOF-1 Zn4O(dmcapz)3, dmcapz s ands o 4-ca boxy-3,5- 61 dime hylpy azola e, exhibi s an adso p ion capaci y up o 950 mg DMMP/g IRMOF-1 o 62 sa u a ed a mosphe e o dime hyl me hylphosphona e (DMMP) a 50 ºC 7; as well as mild 63 adso p ion hea alues (-Had = 44.8 J/  da (DIFP) a 64 empe a u es anging om 383 o 513 K 8). Newly de eloped Z -based MOFs, such as NU-1000, 65 UiO-66 o MOF-808, ha e a ac ed in e es in NAs decon amina ion no only due o hei 66 so p ion p ope ies (713 mgDMMP/gNU-1000 and 152 mgDMMP/gUiO-66 o 507 mg/m3 67 DMMP a 298K 9) bu also due o hei ca aly ic p ope ies owa ds o ganophospho us 68 deg ada ion by hyd olysis.10 69 Cu-based MOFs, such as Cu-BTC (HKUST-1), ha e also been widely epo ed as adequa e 70 adso ben s o o ganophospho ous apo s due he high a ini y ha hose compounds exhibi 71 owa ds Cu clus e s and he s abili y o he esul ing me al complexes. Fou ie - ans o ma ion 72 in a ed (FTIR) spec oscopy analysis on su ace acous ic wa e ype senso s unc ionalized ia 73 sel -assembled monolaye wi h (CO2)2Cu as e minal g oup and exposed o diisop opyl 74 me hylphosphona e (DIMP) in gas phase e eal he o ma ion o CuDIMP complexes (P=O- 75 Cu). 11 The a ini y o o ganophospho ous compounds o coppe ions s ill p e ails in HKUST-1 76 as demons a ed by he expe imen ally measu ed adso p ion hea alue o 77 diisop opyl luo ophospha e (DIFP), -Hads = 48.4 kJ/mol, which is highe han ha obse ed o 78 comme cial Ca boxen, -Hads = 38.3 kJ/mol.12 Finally, heo e ical compu a ional models13 using 79 densi y unc ional heo y (DFT) poin ou ha he mos a o able MOFs, among he 1544 MOFs 80 es ed, o Sa in gas adso p ion a e hose wi h po e sizes in he ange o 6-8 Å. Smalle po es 81 canno accommoda e Sa in molecules and on la ge po es he molecula in e ac ions wi h he 82 amewo k become weake . Acco dingly, Cu-BTC eme ges as po en ial adso ben o 83 5 o ganophosphona es compounds hanks o i s po e size dis ibu ion14 and he chemical a ini y o 84 he Cu nodes. Thus, well-in e g ow h laye s o Cu-BTC on mic o luidic de ices a e he ein 85 explo ed o cap u e and p econcen a e DMMP, a Sa in su oga e, om highly dilu ed gas 86 s eams. 87 The syn hesis o MOF ilms has been pa icula ly o in e es in he ield o chemical senso s15 88 and gas memb anes o selec i e sepa a ions16. No el app oaches such as mic o luidic pen 89 li hog aphy17 o inkje p in ing echnology a e gaining impo ance due o hei po en ial o la ge 90 scale manu ac u ing o unc ional mic ode ices. Recen ly, UiO-66 has been syn hesized in si u 91 by inkje p in ing on esonan Si mic ocan ile e s wi h piezo esis i e de ec ion, which ha e been 92 applied o DMMP sensing wi h heo e ical limi o de ec ion down o 0.025 mg/m3 (5 ppbV).18 93 In his wo k, in si u elec ochemical g ow h o Cu-BTC, a well-known MOF ma e ial ha has 94 been ex ensi ely in es iga ed bo h expe imen ally and heo e ically, on a glass modi ied 95 subs a e is ca ied ou o unc ionalize µ-p econcen a o s o NAs19,20 in o de o demons a e 96 he po en iali ies o cap u e and p econcen a ion applica ions. The mic opa e ned Cu elec ode 97 is exposed o he elec oly e solu ion and used as me al sou ce o he in si u elec ochemical 98 syn hesis o Cu-BTC ilms ollowing a simila app oach o ou p e ious publica ions21. The wo k 99 is di ided in wo pa s. The i s pa is de o ed o s udy he in luence o he cu en densi y and 100 numbe o elec osyn hesis cycles on he he e ogeneous MOF c ys alliza ion a e, c ys al 101 mo phology and su ace co e age o he glass subs a e. Special a en ion is paid o he na u e o 102 he Cu adhesion p omo e s (Au-C s. Ti). As a esul , an op imum po en iome ic p ocedu e is 103 de ined o he ab ica ion o unc ional mic ode ices based on Cu-BTC ilms. The second pa 104 is ocused on he adso p ion pe o mance o he unc ional µ-p econcen a o s owa ds DMMP. 105 Equilib ium up ake alues, dynamic adso p ion p ope ies om b eak h ough es s a ppmV le el 106 6 and p econcen a ion coe icien s a e e alua ed and compa ed wi h published da a. Fu he mo e, 107 he molecula in e ac ions o DMMP wi h Cu-BTC and Cu/Cu2O su aces in d y and humid 108 condi ions a e compu a ionally s udied o gain insigh in o he expe imen al esul s. Thus, his 109 wo k cons i u es one o he s ill e y sca ce epo s on MOF based unc ional mic ode ices. To 110 he bes o ou knowledge, con inuous Cu-BTC ilms and Si based mic o luidic de ices a e 111 combined o he i s ime o be employed e icien ly in sampling and p econcen a ion 112 applica ions o oxic compounds. 113 EXPERIMENTAL SECTION 114 µ-p econcen a o ab ica ion 115 The µ-p econcen a o de ice is composed o wo pa s: 1) a mic o luidic channel on a Si 116 subs a e and 2) a glass subs a e whe e he adso ben is syn hesized. The mic o luidic channel, 117 2.5cm leng h and 20 µm dep h, on un-doped <100>-o ien ed, polyc ys alline 500 ± 20 µm Si 118 wa e is ab ica ed as p e iously desc ibed.22 Channel dep h has been con i med by p o ilome y. 119 Each 4-inch Si wa e con ains 8 di e en mic ode ices subs a es, which a e diced apa a e he 120 p ocess is inished (see Sec ion 1 o he Suppo ing In o ma ion). 121 The elec ochemical syn hesis o he Cu-BTC was pe o med on he mic opa e ned coppe on 122 he Bo o loa subs a e as elec odes (Sige Wa e , 500 ± 20 µm hickness, su ace oughness < 123 1.2 nm). In pa icula , wo di e en Cu modi ied glass subs a es ha e been in es iga ed (Figu e 124 1) o analyze he in luence o he me al adhesion laye : i) 200 nm o Cu o e an adhesion laye o 125 10 nm C and 50 nm Au deno ed as Cu-C /Au subs a e (0.52 cm2 me allized su ace) and ii) 500 126 nm Cu o e an adhesion laye o 40 nm Ti deno ed as Cu-Ti subs a e (0.69 cm2 me allized 127 su ace). The inished Bo o loa wa e is also diced in 8 di e en subs a es and p ocessed 128 indi idually. 129 7 A e he Cu-BTC MOF syn hesis, he Bo o loa subs a e is bonded o i s Si coun e pa by 130 anodic bonding and luidic po s we e inse ed o connec o ans e lines. Compu e modelling 131 in COMSOL Mul iphysics o he mic o luidic de ice was pe o med in ad ance o ensu e 132 dac cac   adc bd a. T, ca P a  244 ba 133 o 10 STP cm3/min was calcula ed. I is no ewo hy o unde line ha ca i y dep hs a ying om 134 20 µm o 120 µm we e sc u inized by CFD simula ions. In addi ion, p elimina y b eak h ough 135 es s, no shown he e, e ealed he exis ence o an op imal ade-o a 20 m channel dep h 136 which ensu es e icien so ba e-so ben con ac a a o dable p essu e d op alues o he 137 wo king condi ions he ein s udied ( low a e and DMMP concen a ion). 138 139 Figu e 1. Main s eps o he mic ode ice ab ica ion. a) Bo o loa subs a e. b) Cu based 140 deposi ion on Bo o loa subs a es (used as e e ence: Cu  C /Au and Cu  Ti subs a es. c) 141 elec ochemical syn hesis o he Cu-BTC on Bo o loa subs a e. d) anodic bonding wi h Si 142 coun e pa . 143 8 Syn hesis and cha ac e iza ion o Cu-BTC ilms on Bo o loa subs a es 144 The elec osyn hesis o Cu-BTC was ca ied ou as p e iously epo ed (see Sec ion 2 o he 145 Suppo ing In o ma ion).21 Using an Au olab po en ios a PGSTAT302N, cyclic pulses o 146 di e en cu en ( anging om 1 o 15 mA) we e applied be ween he Cu modi ied glass 147 subs a e used as wo king elec ode and he coun e -elec ode. In his wo k, di e en 148 elec osyn hesis pa ame e s we e explo ed (Table 1) in o de o maximize he e ogeneous Cu- 149 BTC c ys alliza ion, su ace co e age and homogenei y. Ve y p elimina y esul s, no shown 150 he e, pe o med wi h he same elec ochemical cell e ealed he exis ence o a minimum cu en 151 densi y alue, i.e. 1.5 mA/cm2, o he e ogeneous syn hesis on Cu-C /Au modi ied glass 152 subs a es. Abo e his cu en densi y, an adequa e concen a ion o Cu2+ ions, as ne mass 153 balance esul ing om he gene a ion e m by Cu elec ode oxida ion and he consump ion e m 154 by Cu-BTC o ma ion, emains in he elec oly e solu ion o he success ul nuclea ion and 155 g ow h on he wo king elec ode. Cu en du y cycle, i.e. on/o swi ching o applied cu en , was 156 kep cons an h ough all o he expe imen s ( cycle = 20 s, du y cycle = 0.75, i.e. on = 15 s, o = 157 5s). 158 Cu-BTC coa ings we e i s ly cha ac e ized by op ical inspec ion suppo ed by he u quoise 159 (wa e coo dina ed s a e) colo ha Cu-BTC exhibi s. SEM-EDX analyses (INSPECT-F50) we e 160 pe o med o de e mine he composi ion and mo phology o he ilms. Pu i y and c ys allini y o 161 he Cu-BTC coa ings we e e alua ed by su ace X- ay di ac ion (B uke D8 Ad ance High 162 Resolu ion Di ac ome e ) and XPS (K a os Axis X- ay spec ome e ). 163 164 Table 1. Elec osyn hesis condi ions s udied in his wo k. 165 Subs a e Sample Isyn hesis Jsyn hesis (mA/cm2) Ncycles 9 (mA) Cu-C /Au #1_12 1.0 1.6 12 #2_12 #2_15 #2_20 9.0 17.3 12 15 20 #3_12 15.0 28.8 12 Cu-Ti #4_15* 6.0 8.7 15 #5_7 #5_15 12.0 17.4 7 15 * Condi ions selec ed o he ab ica ion and es ing o he unc ional mic ode ices s udied in 166 his wo k. 167 Adso p ion p ope ies o Cu-BTC 168 The ex u al p ope ies o Cu-BTC ilms we e assessed om A physiso p ion analysis, ca ied 169 ou on comme cial Cu-BTC in powde o m, Basoli e C300, pu chased om Sigma Ald ich. The 170 as ecei ed bulk ma e ial was also used o quan i y he adso p ion p ope ies owa ds DMMP 171 when exposed o 3748 mg/m3 o DMMP a 293 K (in d y ai and a 30 % RH a 293K). Simila 172 expe imen s we e pe o med on p e iously ac i a ed samples (degassed o e nigh in an o en a 173 423 K and a mosphe ic p essu e) o analyze he in luence o wa e con en on DMMP adso p ion 174 p ope ies. An aliquo o he exposed MOF as well as o he ac i a ed ma e ial we e aken and 175 analyzed by he mog a ime y on a TA Ins umen s TGA-Q5000 (using N2 up o 873 K a 10 176 K/min as hea ing a e). Quan i ica ion was pe o med using CuO as basis o calcula ion. 177 Theo e ical adso p ion iso he ms ha e been calcula ed by combina ion o Mon e Ca lo (MC) 178 simula ions, in pa icula , by using he Me opolisHas ings algo i hm and molecula dynamics 179 calcula ions based on UFF23 as a o ce ield. 180 16 gi es ise o he su ace Cu2+/Cu+/0 M a io o 1.017. Simila ly, he Cu 2p1/2 peak is de- 286 con olu ed in wo componen s a 952.7 and 954.5 eV. 287 In addi ion, he e a e h ee shake up sa elli e peaks, which a e ypical Cu2+ in cup ic 288 compounds. These sa elli e peaks, on he high binding ene gy side o he co e le el Cu 2p XPS 289 da a a 939.8, 944.1 and 963.1 eV, o igina e om mul iple exci a ions in coppe oxides and hey 290 a e known o be cha ac e is ics o CuO phase.33 The e o e, he p esence o he in ense shake-up 291 sa elli e s uc u es obse ed in he Cu 2p XPS spec a o D3 sample, accoun ing o ci ca 35% o 292 o al coppe con en on he su ace, was an indica ion o he simul aneous o ma ion o Cu-BTC 293 and CuO phases, aon he su ace o he elec osyn hesized ilms. 294 The s a ing Cu/Ti elec ode was also examined. Peaks a 932.8 eV (Cu 2p3/2) and 952 eV (Cu 295 2p1/2) and he absence o sa elli es shake-up lines cha ac e is ic o Cu2+ gi e clea e idence ha 296 Cu is p esen in he+1 oxida ion s a e, in ag eemen wi h he XRD spec a show in Figu e 4.c. 297 17 298 Figu e 4. Elec ochemical syn hesis o Cu-BTC on Cu-Ti subs a es: sample #4 (Jsyn hesis = 8.6 299 mA/cm2, Ncycles =15). a) Op ical image, below SEM mic og aph o a ep esen a i e a ea o he 300 coa ing. b) SEM-EDS esul s on he clamping egion highligh ed in a), showing he o e lapping 301 o Cu (g een) and C (whi e) signals. c) XRDs o he Cu-BTC ilm (blue), p is ine Cu-Ti subs a e 302 ( ed) and comme cial Cu-BTC powde (black). C ys allog aphic pa e ns om.14 d) Co e le el 303 Cu2p XPS spec a o he Cu-BTC ilm (blue) and p is ine Cu-Ti subs a e ( ed). 304 18 Figu e 5 shows he ch onopo en iome ic measu emen s wi h ime on s eam. This analysis is 305 e ealed as a eliable cha ac e iza ion ool o he assessmen on he he e ogeneous Cu-BTC 306 c ys alliza ion p ocess. A smoo h inc ease o he elec ic po en ial di e ence ac oss he wo king 307 and coun e elec odes would be expec ed wi h elec o syn hesis ime and numbe o cycles. 308 A ca  c ad  c-cd ,   c 309 would be explained by he e ol ing wo king elec ode, which becomes mo e insula o wi h 310 syn hesis ime due o he lesse conduc i i y o Cu-BTC ilms (Cu-BTC < 3 x 10-9 S/m s. Cu = 311 5.96 x 107 S/m).34 O e lapped ol age signals a e egis e ed o #4_15 (1) and #4_15 (2) 312 samples, espec i ely; bo h p epa ed unde iden ical condi ions (Jsyn hesis = 8.6 mA/cm2, Ncycles = 313 15). Mo e speci ically, he applied o e po en ial sligh ly inc eases om 4.1 V o he 1s cycle o 314 4.7 V in he 15 h cycle in ag eemen wi h he con olled o ma ion o homogeneous Cu-BTC 315 ilms. Acco dingly, hese condi ions ha e been selec ed o he ab ica ion o he unc ional 316 mic ode ices o sampling and p econcen a ion o ne e agen s (NAs) dilu ed in gaseous 317 s eams. 318 319 19 Figu e 5. Ch onopo en iome ic analyses along he Cu-BTC elec osyn hesis o e Cu-Ti 320 subs a es: #4_15 (1) in blue, #4_15 (2) in yellow, #5_7 (1) in pu ple, #5_7 (2) in ed, #5_15(1) 321 in g een and #5_15(2) in o ange. 322 On he con a y, on samples #5_7 and #5_15, bo h a Jsyn hesis = 17.4 mA/cm2; he o e po en ial 323 e olu ion a e wi h ime on s eam is subs an ially highe om he 4 h cycle and pa icula ly 324 no iceable on 9 h cycle. We a ibu e his obse a ion o he de achmen o he Cu-BTC laye 325 om he wo king elec ode due o he exhaus o he Cu laye and he educ ion o he 326 elec oac i e su ace a ea. 327 Wa e and DMMP adso p ion p ope ies o Cu-BTC powde 328 Figu e 6.a shows he cha ac e is ic Type I A iso he m a 87.3 K o comme cial Cu-BTC. The 329 BET su ace a ea is 1812 m2/g (co ela ion coe icien o 0.9999). Mic opo e size dis ibu ion 330 has been modeled using nonlocal densi y unc ional heo y (NLDFT) and conside ing cylinde 331 shape po e. The po e ne wo k o Cu-BTC has a simple cubic symme y. I consis s on a 3 332 dimensional channel sys em wi h main po es o ca. 9 Å and e ahed al side pocke s o ca. 5 Å.35 333 Such po e size dis ibu ion is illus a ed in Figu e 6.b wi h a o al po e olume o 0.81 cm3/g. 334 Cu-BTC is ex emely sensi i e o wa e con en due o he e y s ong in e ac ion be ween 335 open Cu(II) si es and wa e molecules.27 TGA o he as ecei ed Cu-BTC is shown in Figu e 6.c. 336 The i s weigh -loss up o 373 K accoun s o 1216 mg/gCuO and i is mainly associa ed wi h 337 wa e con en due o he ela i ely hyd ophilic la ge po es. On he con a y, he wa e con en o 338 ac i a ed samples is no ably educed, i.e. 150-175 mg/gCuO (Table 2). This obse a ion highligh s 339 he impo ance o he he mal ac i a ion o emp y he amewo k e icien ly.36 The sample does 340 no show any signi icance weigh change up o ci ca 523 K, onse empe a u e o he o ganic 341 linke deg ada ion. 342 20 343 Figu e 6. Tex u al cha ac e iza ion and TGA o comme cial Cu-BTC (Basoli e C300) a) A 344 adso p ion iso he m (blue) and NLDFT model i ed cu e ( ed). Inse : de ail o low-p essu e 345 egion (0.0 < P/P0 < 0.1) o A adso p ion iso he m (blue) and NLDFT i ed cu e in 346 loga i hmic scale. b) Po e olume dis ibu ion (blue) and cumula i e po e olume ( ed) 347 acco ding o NLDFT model assuming cylinde shape po e. (c) TGA (con inuous line) and DTA 348 (discon inuous line) o as ecei ed sample. d) The mal s abili y o as ecei ed sample a 523 K in 349 N2 a mosphe e o 36 h. Inse : de ail o he i s 5 h exposu e ime. 350 An aliquo o as ecei ed Cu-BTC sample was exposed o he ab ica ion p ocess condi ions o 351 assess he amewo k he mal s abili y du ing he anodic bonding, i.e. 523 K o 36 h (see Figu e 352 21 6.d). A simila wa e weigh loss is egis e ed du ing he i s hea ing amp up o 523 K. Du ing 353 he nex 5 h a 523 K, no app eciable weigh loss is eco ded. A e wa ds, he slope inc eases 354 g adually wi h ime on s eam. A e 36 h exposu e a 523 K, he weigh loss due o he pa ial 355 deg ada ion o he o ganic linke accoun s o 11 %. Acco dingly, he anodic bonding condi ions, 356 523 K @ 1 kV, we e kep o 5 h o p ese e he Cu-BTC amewo k. 357 Table 2. DMMP adso p ion on Cu-BTC a 293 K es ima ed by TGA 358 Ac i a ed Cu-BTC As ecei ed Cu-BTC ∆m < 373 K (mg/gCuO) ∆m > 373 K (mg/gCuO) ∆m < 373 K (mg/gCuO) ∆m > 373 K (mg/gCuO) Con ol* 150  1216  DMMP (3748 mg/m3) 175 771   DMMP + Wa e (3748 mg/m3 + 7362 mg/m3) 238 297 323 267 *analyses on aw samples, wi hou being exposed o DMMP o DMMP + wa e a mosphe es 359 360 Table 2 compa a i ely shows he wa e and DMMP up ake alues o ac i a ed Cu-BTC 361 samples o single DMMP (DMMP@3748 mg/m3) and bina y DMMP + wa e mix u e 362 (DMMP@3748 mg/m3 + wa e @7362 mg/m3) in N2, espec i ely. The i s weigh -loss up o 363 373 K is a ibu ed o wa e deso p ion, whe eas hose shown a empe a u es abo e 373 K a e 364 due o DMMP elease. Acco ding o abula ed da a, DMMP up ake is shown o be dependen on 365 he wa e con en o he gas s eam wi h a maximum DMMP so p ion capaci y o 771 mg/gCuO a 366 d y condi ions. Fo single DMMP adso p ion on ac i a ed samples, he di e en ial he mog am 367 e eals he exis ence o h ee di e en so p ion si es wi h di e en in e ac ion ene gies (Figu e 368 22 7.a). I is also ound ha mos o he weigh loss o DMMP d cc a 433 K, DMMP 369 = 473.0 mg/gCuO, s. 112 mg/gCuO @ 500 K and 186 mg/gCuO @ 543 K. Fo he bina y mix u e 370 (Figu e 7.b), he DMMP up ake o ac i a ed sample is no ably educed o less han hal , i.e. 297 371 mg/gCuO; and he iple peak ha was seen be o e, no longe appea s. This alue is only sligh ly 372 supe io o he quan i ied o co-adso bed wa e apo , i.e. 238 mg/gCuO. 373 374 Figu e 7. a) DTA o ac i a ed Cu-BTC be o e (black) and a e exposu e o 3748 mg/m3 DMMP 375 in d y condi ions (blue). Slashed blue lines depic de-con olu ed peaks o exposed Cu-BTC. b) 376 DTA o ac i a ed Cu-BTC ( ed) and as ecei ed Cu-BTC (g een) a e co-exposu e o DMMP 377 (3748 mg/m3) and wa e (7362 mg/m3). Slashed ed and g een lines depic de-con olu ed peaks 378 o ac i a ed Cu-BTC ( ed) and as ecei ed Cu-BTC (g een). 379 I a cd C-BTC, he s a ing amoun o p e-adso bed wa e apo s (1216 mg/gCuO) 380 has almos no in luence on he inal DMMP up ake in compa ison wi h he ac i a ed sample: 267 381 mg/gCuO e sus 297 mg/gCuO. In bo h samples, a b oad peak cen e ed a 473 K associa ed o 382 DMMP deso p ion is obse ed in he di e en ial he mog ams. In o he wo ds, he binding 383 ene gy o DMMP- uncoo dina ed Cu(II) si es is lowe in p esence o co-adso bed wa e apo . 384 23 We a ibu e his e ec o he o ma ion o a DMMP-complex on he Cu(II) paddlewheels, whe e 385 he s ong in e ac ion o non-b idging phospho yl oxygen a om in DMNP wi h uncoo dina ed 386 Cu(II) si es is a enua ed due o p oximi y o wa e Cu(II) coo dina ed si es. Thus, he o ma ion 387 o weake hyd ogen bonds be ween he hyd oxyl g oups p esen on he wa e Cu(II) coo dina ed 388 si es C and he P=O unc ion o DMMP is so ening he ene gy ba ie o DMMP deso p ion. In 389 addi ion, he acili a ed di usion o deso bed DMMP molecules om he hyd a ed po es o Cu- 390 BTC is posi i ely con ibu ing due o he hyd ophilic cha ac e o he su oga e. 37 391 Mo eo e , wa e adso p ion o as ecei ed Cu-BTC sample is educed o almos a qua e in 392 p esence o DMMP, i.e. 1216 mg/gCuO in non-compe i i e wa e adso p ion scena io s. 323 393 mg/gCuO o he bina y mix u e. Thus, he p esence o DMMP in a compe i i e so p ion scena io 394 is able o dehyd a e he Cu-BTC sample and o alloca e on ac i e si es p e iously occupied by 395 wa e molecules. 396 The ole o wa e inclusion in he physicochemical in e ac ions o DMMP so p ion wi hin he 397 po ous s uc u e o Cu-BTC has been compu a ionally s udied o co obo a e ou hypo hesis. 398 Low ene gy adso p ion on su ace si es o DMMP and wa e molecules on pe iodic Cu-BTC slab 399 buil on di e en c ys al o ien a ions ha e been iden i ied h ough Mon e Ca lo (MC) 400 simula ions. In o de o ind minimal ene gy o he sys em, he empe a u e was modi ied 401 ex e nally o simula e he annealing o he sys em om 100 K o 105 K o 20 cycles wi h 20000 402 o s eps pe cycle. The molecula in e ac ions ha e been simula ed by using UFF o ce ield and 403 Ewald me hod as summa ion me hod. A simila s udy was pe o med on coppe /coppe oxides o 404 quan i y he e ec o he elec ode and c ys alline impu i ies. 405 Figu e 8 shows he adso p ion ene gies o DMMP in absence o co-adso bed wa e apo . 406 C ys al o ien a ion o he simula ed Cu-BTC slab plays an impo an ole in DMMP su ace 407 24 adso p ion. Mo phologies o he s uc u es a e also in es iga ed (see Sec ion 5 o Suppo ing 408 In o ma ion). The (110), (101), (011) and (111) o ien a ions o Cu-BTC slabs show simila 409 appea ance: o al-shape holes (13.2 Å x 18.6 Å). The (010) and (001) o ien a ions p esen a 410 c oss-shape ench o 6.5 Å, and he in e sec ion o hese enches p o ides holes o 16.2 Å in 411 diame e . The (110), (101), (011) and p e e en ial (111) c ys allog aphic planes exhibi simila 412 adso p ion ene gies, ca. -55 kcal/mol. On he con a y, he (010) and (001) o ien a ions possess 413 wo ene gy dis ibu ion p obabili ies cen e ed a -51 kcal/mol and -73 kcal/mol, espec i ely. 414 Addi ionally, he a e age o adso p ion ene gy o DMMP molecules adso bed inside he Cu- 415 BTC mic opo es is lowe han -30 kcal/mol. Such di e ences in he binding ene gies a e 416 suppo ing he di e en ial DMMP deso p ion p o ile shown in Figu e 7.a. Thus, he b oad peak 417 cen e ed a 433 K would be a ibu ed o he elease o DMMP molecules om he Cu-BTC 418 mic opo es. The elease o DMMP adso bed on he su ace seems o occu a highe empe a u e 419 due o s eng h o he in e ac ions. The dis ibu ion o DMMP molecules on he a ailable 420 so p ion si es would explain he h ee deso p ion bands obse ed in he di e en ial he mog ams. 421 25 422 Figu e 8. Mon eca lo simula ions o DMMP in e ac ions o e Cu-BTC and Cu2O/CuO su aces 423 wi hou and wi h co-adso bed wa e apo molecules. 424 Simila ly, Figu e 8 illus a es how he p esence o co-adso bed wa e apo shi s he DMMP 425 ene gy dis ibu ion p obabili y o lowe and mo e dispe sed alues. These simula ions sugges 426 ha DMMP in e ac ions wi h Cu-BTC su ace become weake in p esence o co-adso bed wa e 427 apo , suppo ing ou hypo hesis on he hyd ogen bonding ype in e ac ions be ween he 428 phospho yl oxygen a om in DMMP and he hyd oxyl g oups p esen on he wa e Cu(II) 429 coo dina ed si es. 430 -80 -60 -40 -20 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 HKUST (101)=(110)=(011)+H2O HKUST (111)+H2O HKUST (010) = (001) + H2O HKUST (101)=(110)=(011) HKUST (111) HKUST (010)=(001) P(E) Eads (kcal/mol) Cu2O (111) CuO (111) 32 *Email: mapina@uniza .es (M.P.P.) 548 ORCID 549 Fe nando Almazan: 0000-0001-5063-2987 550 Miguel A. U biz ondo: 0000-0002-4931-1358 551 Pablo Se a-C espo: 0000-0002-5106-0527 552 Bea iz Seoane: 0000-0002-9100-4773 553 Jo ge Gascon: 0000-0001-7558-7123 554 Jesus San ama ia: 0000-0002-8701-9745 555 M. Pila Pina: 0000-0001-9897-6527 556 Au ho Con ibu ions 557 The manusc ip was w i en h ough con ibu ions o all au ho s. All au ho s ha e gi en app o al 558 o he inal e sion o he manusc ip . 559 Funding Sou ces 560 Au ho s a e g a e ul o inancial suppo om MICINN ia CTQ2013-49068-C2-1-R 561 (AEI/FEDER, UE) and CTQ2016-79419-R (AEI/FEDER, UE) g an s; H2020 Ma ie 562 Sda-Cu ie Ac ions (g an MSCA-RISE-GA 823895) and Gobie no de A agon (T57- 563 17R). 564 No es 565 The au ho s decla e no compe ing inancial in e es s. 566 33 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 567 Au ho s a e g a e ul o inancial suppo MICINN (CTQ2013-49068-C2-1-R AEI/FEDER, 568 UE, CTQ2016-79419-R AEI/FEDER, UE), H2020 (MSCA-RISE-GA 823895) and Gobie no de 569 A agón (T57-17R). 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B eak h ough Tes ing o unc ional mic op econcen a o s So p ion dynamics o he unc ional µ-p econcen a o s we e e alua ed by analysis o he moni o ed b eak h ough cu e. A ypical b eak h ough cu e, as depic ed on Figu e S6, ollows he e olu ion in ime o olume (o ci cula ed gas) o he elu ed analy e concen a ion downs eam o he so p ion uni . Mos ly, he elu ed concen a ion Cx is no malized by he eeding concen a ion C0, so i anges om 0 o 1. Fo his wo k, b eak h ough poin is conside ed as he momen whe e Cx/C0 = 0.05, which implies ha he adso ben is becoming sa u a ed and begins o be unable o ap all he analy e molecules ca ied by he eeding gas. The momen a which b eak h ough akes place is deno ed as b eak h ough ime ( b). Simila ly, he olume ha has been ed o he bed is de ined as b eak h ough olume (Vb = b * Q eed, being Q eed: eed olume ic low). The a io o up ake so ba e ( a ge analy e) mass up o b eak h ough poin (mb) o he so ben mass is de ined as dynamic so p ion capaci y (Wd). Analogously, he poin whe e he adso ben is exhaus ed is deno ed as sa u a ion poin ; and in his wo k is assumed i akes places when Cx/C0 = 0.95, his poin de e mines he equilib ium so p ion capaci y when wo king in dynamic condi ions (We). The Figu e S6. Typical b eak h ough cu e whe e he no malized concen a ion is plo ed as a unc ion o he olume ha has been ci cula ed inside he so p ion uni . 0.05 8 maximum mass o so ba e can be calcula ed by in eg a ed he a ea abo e o he b eak h ough cu e (up o Cx/C0 = 0.95). A con en ional b eak h ough es comp ises he ollowing s eps (see Figu e S7) depic s he schema ics o he se up ins alled a he Uni e si y o Za agoza): 1. Adso ben p e- ea men : be o e he adso p ion expe imen , he adso ben is egene a ed he mally by placing he mic ode ice on a ho pla e a 200 ºC while ine N2 sweeps he ca i y and degas he so p i e laye . Ideally his s ep is pe o med un il no undesi able specie was de ec ed. 2. Analy e baseline: analy e was ed di ec ly in o he de ec o o ob ain he baseline signal ha is used o calib a ion. To a oid con amina ion on he adso ben ma e ial, d y N2 is ci cula ed h ough he mic ode ice while his s ep akes place. a) b) c) d) Figu e S7. Scheme o low a angemen in he expe imen al se -up o b eak h ough es ing: a) adso ben p e- ea men , b) analy e baseline, c) analy e adso p ion and d) analy e deso p ion. 9 3. Analy e adso p ion: analy e is ed o he mic ode ice un il so ben sa u a ion, which is assessed by p e ious calib a ion (Cexi = C0). 4. Analy e deso p ion: he analy e was deso bed unde he same condi ions as s ep 1. 10 Sec ion 4. Expe imen al Se -up o P econcen a ion Fac o De e mina ion P econcen a ion expe imen s we e pe o med wi h a mosphe es o 2.65 mg/m3 (520 ppbV) o DMMP in d y N2. Al hough his concen a ion is 8- old highe han epo ed le hal alue o sa in gas o exposu e imes up o 10 min (AEGL-3 = 0.38 mg/m3, 64 ppbV), i is ai ly easonable alue o accu a ely cha ac e ize he µ-de ice pe o mance a a ep oducible concen a ion wi hou he need o use addi ionally dilu ion s eams. The syn he ic DMMP/N2 mix u e was gene a ed by ci cula ing 10 STP cm3/min o d y N2 h ough a calib a ed pe mea ion ube o DMMP (VALCO, pe mea ion a e o 148.41 ng/min ± 3.07 a 90 ºC) and ed o he µ-de ice. The moni o ing o he deso p ion peak was pe o med wi h a gas ch oma og aph coupled wi h a mass spec ome y de ec o (GCMS, Shimadzu GCMS QP2010) downs eam he µ-de ice. The cha ac e is ic DMMP mass signals we e ollowed (m/z = 79, 94, 109, 124) as well as he p incipal uma signals o he main decomposi ion p oduc s: me hanol (m/z = 31), dime hyl e he (m/z = 45), CO2 (m/z = 44) and o maldehyde (m/z = 29). The µ-de ice is connec ed o he GCMS 6-po al e h ough capilla y ubing (320 µm inne diame e ) hough high empe a u e sep um glued o he Bo o loa side o he de ice. In o de o a oid adso p ion o he DMMP in he aces o he sep a, an in e media e laye o Kap on has been placed be ween he Bo o loa side and he sep um. This app oach elies on he apid he mal deso p ion o DMMP and he adequa e ca ie low a e o push ou he bolus in a plug- low ashion, wi hou he need o a ocusing s age. Thus, he expe imen al p o ocol is educed o he sampling o DMMP a oom empe a u e and 10 cm3/min o ce ain ime, he lushing ou o he DMMP molecules in gas phase wi h GCMS ca ie o 5 min, a e which, he adso ben is apidly hea ed a 523 K, eleasing he DMMP and being pushed ou o he de ec o by he GCMS ca ie (see Figu e S8). 11 The p econcen a ion pe o mance o he µ-de ice as sampling uni is e alua ed om i s p econcen a ion coe icien , deno ed as K. Acco ding o IUPAC guidelines, his alue is de ined as he a io o he gas sample collec ed olume o he olume in which ha same mass is eleased acco ding o he quan i ica ion a he poin o de ec ion, assuming no ans e mass losses ake place. Acco dingly, he K es ima ion is ca ied ou unde expe imen al condi ions ha gua an ee he absence o a ge molecules in he ou le s eam, i.e. no b eak h ough condi ions. Thus, gi en a deso p ion peak (see Figu e S9), he p econcen a ion coe icien K is calcula ed as ollows: whe e Qsampling is he eeding low a e, sampling is he sampling ime, Qdeso p ion is he low a e a which he eleased sample is being lushing ou and FWHM is he ull wid h a hal maximum o he deso p ion peak egis e ed by he de ec o . a) b) Figu e S8. Dynamic p econcen a ion se -up. a) sampling o he DMMP/N2 mix u e. b) The mal deso p ion and concen a ion o he DMMP adso bed. Be ween a) and b) akes place a lushing s age (no depic ed in he igu e). G een line depic s DMMP/N2 low pa h whe eas o ange line depic s He low pa h. K  𝑉  𝑉  𝑄 ∗ 𝑡 𝑄 ∗ 𝐹𝑊𝐻𝑀 12 Figu e S9. G aphical ep esen a ion o a ypical deso p ion peak. On he g aph a e shown he mos impo an desc ip i e pa ame e s: peak heigh Imax, ull wid h a hal maximum (FWHM) and he asyme ic ac o AS. 13 Sec ion 5. Mo phologies o he s uc u es used o Mon eca lo Simula ions Figu e S10. A omis ic ep esen a ion o Cu2O and Cu-BTC (HKUST) acuum slabs wi h di e en su ace o ien a ions. 14 Figu e S11. A omis ic ep esen a ion o he ene gy minimized s uc u es o adso p ion o DMMP molecules o e Cu- BTC (HKUST) acuum slabs a di e en c ys al o ien a ions. 15 Figu e S12. Adso p ion Si es o wa e (g een colo ) and DMMP ( ed colo ) molecules on o Cu-BTC s uc u e. 16 Sec ion 6. Du abili y and S abili y o Cu-BTC unc ional mic ode ices The du abili y and s abili y o he Cu-BTC unc ionalized µ-de ices we e con i med by assessmen o he so p ion p ope ies upon exposu e o se e al so p ion-deso p ion cycles o DMMP. The b eak h ough cu es ob ained wi h a #4_15 ype unc ional de ice, along 1 mon h es ing and being unin e up edly exposed o ambien ai , a e shown below. The da a analyses e eal an a e age alue o 67.6 ± 1.5 mg/g and 664.4 ± 47.0 mg/g o dynamic and equilib ium adso p ion capaci ies, espec i ely. These esul s con i m he s abili y o he Cu-BTC so p ion capaci y, and he eusabili y o he unc ional mic ode ices. Figu e S13. Pe o mance o unc ional Cu-BTC µ-p econcen a o exposed o sequen ial adso p ion-deso p ion cycle. Run 1 co esponds o he i s b eak h ough cu e. Run 2 shows he b eak h ough cu e a e 1 mon h es ing, i.e. abo e 20 so p ion/deso p ion cycles. Expe imen al condi ions: Adso p ion 162 mg/m3 (32 ppmV) o DMMP 10 STP cm3 /min d y N2; Deso p ion 12 h a 473 K 10 STP cm3 /min d y N2.