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The capture of radioactive iodine (129I or 131I) is of significant importance for the production of nuclear power and the treatment of nuclear waste. In recent years, crystallized porous materials have been extensively investigated to achieve highly effective adsorption of radioactive iodine. Herein, by using the hydrothermal method, a Ni cluster-based framework () was successfully constructed through a self-assembly process. Driven by the stacking interactions between -electron-rich benzimidazole groups, [NiS] clusters stack in a lattice, forming a porous framework with proper channels, rendering compound as an ideal adsorbent for iodine. Compound delivered a capability of iodine adsorption (2.08 g g- and 560 mg g- for gaseous and solution iodine, respectively) with stable cyclability.
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