Metal Organic Frameworks Derived Layered Double Hydroxide Nanosheets for Electrochemical Energy Storage and Conversion

Porous materials are promising for energy applications and MOF-derived layered double hydroxide (LDH) nanosheets vertically align on the conductive substrates showed an ultrathin porous morphology with tunable coordination environments for the metallic sites. This unique structure provides larger surface area, better intrinsic electrochemical activity than conventional LDH nanosheets. Herein, the synthetic strategies of MOF-derived LDHs and their promising applications in electrochemistry are reviewed, presenting the significant potential and challenges of MOFs-derived LDH nanosheets in advanced energy storage and conversion applications, providing an effective platform for efficient and sustainable MOFs-based systems in future. This section explores the potential applications of LDHs derived from MOFs, showcasing their versatility by inheriting and regulating MOFs' properties. In this article, we analyzed synthesis procedures and discussed notable applications of LDHs, and advocate for innovative design approaches to enhance sustainability and energy efficiency.image