Fast synthesis of SSZ-13 zeolite by steam-assisted crystallization method

The crystallization time of SSZ-13 was shortened from several days to 6 h without seeding or pre-aging at conventional synthetic temperature. The fast synthesis was realized by converting a clear-sol derived dry gel with the assistance of steam at 160 °C with a high yield (86%). The crystals of fast...

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Veröffentlicht in:Microporous and mesoporous materials 2020-02, Vol.293, p.109789, Article 109789
Hauptverfasser: Zeng, Lianggang, Yu, Zhichao, Sun, Zhongtian, Han, Yide, Xu, Yan, Wu, Junbiao, Liang, Zhiqiang, Wang, Zhuopeng
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Zusammenfassung:The crystallization time of SSZ-13 was shortened from several days to 6 h without seeding or pre-aging at conventional synthetic temperature. The fast synthesis was realized by converting a clear-sol derived dry gel with the assistance of steam at 160 °C with a high yield (86%). The crystals of fast synthesized SSZ-13 appeared much smaller in size (333 ± 52 nm) compared to its bulk conventional counterpart. The effects of synthetic parameters such as silica sources, water to dry-gel ratio, aluminum content and inorganic cations were investigated. It was concluded that appropriate chosen of silica source and water to dry-gel ratio was the key to accelerate the formation of SSZ-13. The fast-synthesized SSZ-13 was tested with the reaction of methanol to olefins and showed a more than twofold increase in catalyst lifetime and higher selectivity to olefins than that of the conventional SSZ-13. [Display omitted] •SSZ-13 was made within 6 h without seeding or pre-aging at 160 °C with a high yield.•A clear-sol derived dry-gel was used in the steam-assisted crystallization.•Silica source and water to dry-gel ratio are the key for the fast synthesis.•The product exhibited prolonged catalyst lifetime for methanol to olefins.
ISSN:1387-1811
1873-3093
DOI:10.1016/j.micromeso.2019.109789