The role of external surface activity in the effectiveness of zeolites

Small zeolite crystals may have a substantial fraction of their active sites located on the crystal exterior. Catalytic characterization of these small crystals in cases where intracrystalline diffusion limitations are significant requires a consideration of the contributions of both the external su...

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description Small zeolite crystals may have a substantial fraction of their active sites located on the crystal exterior. Catalytic characterization of these small crystals in cases where intracrystalline diffusion limitations are significant requires a consideration of the contributions of both the external surface and the intracrystlline active sites. A model accounting for the effectiveness of both types of sites is proposed for first-order reactions.
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CATALYTIC EFFECTS
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DIFFUSION
ENERGY
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General and physical chemistry
INORGANIC ION EXCHANGERS
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Ion-exchange
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MINERALS
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Zeolites: preparations and properties
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