A carboxyl functionalized metal-organic framework [Co(TPT)(bptc)]·3HO (Co-MOF (-COOH)) was designed with the aim of grafting protective CTS onto the surface as a precursor. Compared with direct carbonization and physical mixing carbonization, (Co-MOF--CTS)-900 prepared by confined pyrolysis shows excellent catalytic reduction performance.
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