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Metal–organic frameworks are a class of functional porous materials. In recent years, metal–organic frameworks have become a hot research topic in the field of electrochemistry because of their high specific surface area, abundant pores, controllable morphology and versatility. In this review, one-dimensional, two- dimensional, hierarchical, hybrid metal–organic frameworks are briefly introduced. The multiscale control of metal–organic framework structure can be realized by designing reasonable synthetic routes. By combining metal-organic frameworks with a variety of functional materials, the chemical instability and poor conductivity of metal-organic frameworks can be overcome. Finally, based on the reported literature, we propose the future direction of metal–organic frameworks and metal–organic framework composites in the field of electrochemistry.

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