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Schlagwörter:
ZSM-5 zeolite; Structured catalyst; Hierarchical porosity; n-Hexane cracking; Mesoporous zeolite Research Context: ZMS-5
Zusammenfassung:
Zeolite crystals coated on mesoporous glass materials with hierarchical tri-modal pore size distributions have been successfully prepared and characterized. Starting glass monoliths, having regular meso- and macro-pores, were partly re-constructed into zeolite material, thus introducing additional microporosity via the growth of these zeolite crystals.
Hierarchical 3D porous glass scaffolds were prepared by a combination of sol–gel, double polymer templating, and rapid prototyping (RP) techniques. Structured zeolitic catalytic materials were produced by conventional self-assembly of template cations and silica species on the glass surface. Zeolite crystals are therefore in an intimate contact with the glass support, featuring micropores in addition to the mesopores.
A higher catalytic performance and selectivity toward low alkenes were achieved in n-hexane cracking reaction over these zeolite/glass composites in comparison with purely microporous zeolite materials.
