Colors are vital and fundamental

Colors are vital and fundamental parts of our everyday life, and these are used in almost every industry. Organic dyes having enduring color & malodorous are a significant source of environmental pollution due to their high toxicity to aquatic life and lethal carcinogenic effect on living organisms. Reticular chemistry makes a difference in adsorption of organic dyes by giving concept of wonderful compounds like Reticular Metal organic frameworks MOFs. MOF topology such as 1 dimensional, 2 dimensional, three dimensional is destined to play a crucial role in the removal of organic dyes from water as a cost-effective and environmentally conferring material MOFs has revealed the incredible plasticity of metal-ligand interaction in the creation of novel compounds with intriguing structures and characteristics. MOFs made out of organic carboxylates coupled to multi-metallic cluster are structurally sinewy and flaunt permanent porosity. Precision organic reactions and metal complexations inside solid-state structures rely on both of these characteristics. Because of the large specific surface area and variable pore size. Synthesis of MOF will be done by solvothermal & hydrothermal method. Characterization will be done by FT-IR SEMTEM & XRD. This work will propose adsorption of organic dyes effectively.

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