[21p-B103-1~8] State of the art of glass materials for solid electrolytes ~2022 International Glass Year IYOG Memorial Symposium~

[21p-B103-3] Ionics functions of metal-organic framework (MOF) glasses

〇Satoshi Horike¹ (1.Kyoto Univ.)

Keywords:Metal-organic framework, MOF, Glass, Ionic conductivity

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) composed of metals and bridging ligands are known to partially melt and vitrify. MOF glasses are network glasses connected by coordination bonds and exhibit high internal degrees of freedom and mobility. In this presentation, we will discuss ionic conductivity using MOF glasses. We will introduce MOF glasses that conduct proton and lithium ions, as well as attempts to control ionic currents by an external field.