Incorporation of nano-sized zeolites into a mesoporous matrix, TUD-1

Z Shan; Wuzong Zhou; JC Jansen; CY Yeh; JH Koegler; Th Maschmeyer

Incorporation of nano-sized zeolites into a mesoporous matrix, TUD-1

Z Shan, Wuzong Zhou, JC Jansen, CY Yeh, JH Koegler, Th Maschmeyer

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Abstract

A hierarchically structured composite material with interconnecting meso- and micropores has been developed to optimize mass transfer. A generalized synthesis method has been setup, which allows various types of nano-sized zeolite to incorporate into a three-dimensional mesoporous matrix in a controlled manner. There is a great flexibility to tune the physicochemical properties and control the amounts of two components in the composite, while their bulky and surface properties will retain in the composite. The incorporation of beta zeolite shows high activity in the liquid phase alkylation of benzene to ethylbenzene.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	635-640
Journal	Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis
Volume	141
Publication status	Published - 2002

Keywords

MOLECULAR-SIEVES
CATALYSIS
SILICA

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