Abstract:Metal-organic frame material (MOFs) is a kind of crystalline porous material with periodic network structure, which is connected by metal nodes and organic ligands through self-assembly. It is widely used in various fields because of its high specific surface area, high porosity and modifiability. However, zero-dimensional, one-dimensional and three-dimensional materials usually have problems such as fewer active sites and insufficient contact area between pollutants and MOFs, for which two-dimensional MOFs-based materials provide solutions and shine in the field of removing environmental pollutants. In this paper, the application progress of two-dimensional MOFs-based materials in the removal of environmental pollutants in the past five years is reviewed, including the preparation method of two-dimensional nanosheet MOFs, the main mechanism of removal of pollutants and the types of pollutants. It is pointed out that MOFs are beneficial to adsorb or catalyze environmental pollutants, and on this basis, a compound or derivative strategy can significantly improve the removal efficiency, and revealed the mechanism of interaction between MOFs and pollutants from the perspective of theoretical calculation. Finally, the modification strategy, interaction mechanism and systematic theoretical guidance of MOFs are summarized and prospected.