Architecting X‐Aggregates as Charge Transport Pathways to Enhance Photocatalytic Activity of Metal–Organic Frameworks

). One of these MOFs is successfully employed to catalyze the selective oxidation of a series of organic sulfides under visible light irradiation. Despite being nonporous, this MOF demonstrates activity comparable to that of reported porous organic framework photocatalysts. The findings of this study suggest that constructing a charge carrier transport pathway is a promising strategy for improving the performance of MOF-based photocatalysts.