Characterization of H and Cu mordenites with varying SiO2/Al2O3 ratios, by optical spectroscopy, MAS NMR of 29Si, 27Al and 1H, temperature programmed desorption and catalytic activity for nitrogen oxide reduction
| Parent link: | Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis.— , 1976- Vol. 142.— 2002.— P. 815-822 |
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| Résumé: | Impact of Zeolites and other Porous Materials on the new Technologies at the Beginning of the New Millennium, Proceedings of the 2 International FEZA (Federation of the European Zeolite Associations) Conference H-mordenites (HMor) with variable SiO2/Al2O3 molar ratio (MR) varying from 10 to 206 were incorporated with copper (CuMor). Maximum total acidity and maximum concentration of the strongest acid sites were found for MR-15 (HMor15). This sample has the lowest micropore and mesopore content, but also show strongly disordered Si sites in the crystalline lattice. A consistent finding has been the disappearance of the NMR line from extraframework 27Al, whenever Cu is present. The reducibility of copper ions and stability of reduced species depend on MR. The MR also influences optical lineshapes from different reduced species of Cu. A plasmon resonance band at 580 nm, due to small Cu particles formed in the zeolite, occurs at low and high MR but not at MR=15. Catalytic tests of NO conversion reveal that the reduced Cu-mordenites with MR=15 are the most stable and active ones. В фонде НТБ ТПУ отсутствует |
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| 200 | 1 | |a Characterization of H and Cu mordenites with varying SiO2/Al2O3 ratios, by optical spectroscopy, MAS NMR of 29Si, 27Al and 1H, temperature programmed desorption and catalytic activity for nitrogen oxide reduction |f V. Petranovskii [et al.] | |
| 300 | |a Impact of Zeolites and other Porous Materials on the new Technologies at the Beginning of the New Millennium, Proceedings of the 2 International FEZA (Federation of the European Zeolite Associations) Conference | ||
| 330 | |a H-mordenites (HMor) with variable SiO2/Al2O3 molar ratio (MR) varying from 10 to 206 were incorporated with copper (CuMor). Maximum total acidity and maximum concentration of the strongest acid sites were found for MR-15 (HMor15). This sample has the lowest micropore and mesopore content, but also show strongly disordered Si sites in the crystalline lattice. A consistent finding has been the disappearance of the NMR line from extraframework 27Al, whenever Cu is present. The reducibility of copper ions and stability of reduced species depend on MR. The MR also influences optical lineshapes from different reduced species of Cu. A plasmon resonance band at 580 nm, due to small Cu particles formed in the zeolite, occurs at low and high MR but not at MR=15. Catalytic tests of NO conversion reveal that the reduced Cu-mordenites with MR=15 are the most stable and active ones. | ||
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