Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), constructed from transition metal nodes and connecting ligands, have emerged as a class of highly crystalline materials with tunable properties. Nickel, owing to its {redoxadaptability, has proven to be a popular element for MOF synthesis. This review comprehensively analyzes the recent advances in nickel-based MOF

Polymer composites reinforced by carbon nanotubes (CNTs) demonstrate significant improvements in mechanical properties. The incorporation of CNTs, due to their exceptional toughness, can lead to a substantial increase in the composite's compressive strength, modulus, and impact resistance. This enhancement stems from the synergistic relationship be