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RESUMEN
LISTA DE FIGURAS
LISTA DE TABLAS
INTRODUCCIÓN
IDENTIFICACIÓN DEL PROBLEMA
OBJETIVOS
OBJETIVO GENERAL
OBJETIVOS ESPECÍFICOS
1 ESTADO DEL ARTE
1.1 Redes metal-orgánicas
1.2 Caracterización de MOFs
1.3 Síntesis por vía electroquímica
1.3.1 Electrosíntesis directa
1.3.2 Electrosíntesis indirecta
1.4 Sensores basaos en redes metal-orgánicas
2 MATERIALES Y MÉTODOS
2.1 Disolventes
2.2 Electrodos
2.3 Reactivos
2.4 Instrumentación
2.4.1 Proceso de síntesis, Voltamperometrías cíclicas y EIS
2.4.2 Difracción de rayos X
2.4.3 Microscopía electrónica de barrido (SEM)
3 SÍNTESIS DE LAS PELÍCULAS DE MOF
3.1 Síntesis de la película del MOF-199
3.2 Síntesis de la película del MOF-5

4 CARACTERIZACIÓN DE LAS PELÍICULAS DE MOF

4.1 Microscopia electrónica de barrido (SEM)
4.2 Difracción de rayox X
4.2.1 MOF-199
4.2.2 MOF-5
4.3 Perfilometría
4.4 Espectroscopia de impedancia electroquímica
5 EVALUACIÓN DE LA PELÍCULA DEL MOF-199 EN LA DETECCIÓN DE AMONIACO
5.1 Blancos
5.2 Rango de concentraciones más bajo
5.3 Rango de concentraciones más alto
6 CONCLUSIONES
BIBLIOGRAFÍA