A new catalyst platform: zeolite Beta from template-free synthesis
Structural analysis and catalytic testing revealed that zeolite Beta from template-free synthesis introduces new possibilities in catalysis, as a result of its unprecedentedly high density of active sites with exceptional stability and distinctively ordered nature. Highly active and selective cataly...
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| creator | Yilmaz, Bilge Mueller, Ulrich Feyen, Mathias Maurer, Stefan Zhang, Haiyan Meng, Xiangju Xiao, Feng-Shou Bao, Xinhe Zhang, Weiping Imai, Hiroyuki Yokoi, Toshiyuki Tatsumi, Takashi Gies, Hermann De Baerdemaeker, Trees De Vos, Dirk |
| description | Structural analysis and catalytic testing revealed that zeolite Beta from template-free synthesis introduces new possibilities in catalysis, as a result of its unprecedentedly high density of active sites with exceptional stability and distinctively ordered nature. Highly active and selective catalysts were obtained either by using it in the Al-rich form (e.g. alkylation) or after post-synthesis treatments (e.g. acylation). Such versatility made possible by this novel synthesis route constitutes a new toolbox for catalysis. © 2013 The Royal Society of Chemistry. |
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