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Determination of the Pore Topology of Zeolite IM-5 by Means of Catalytic Test Reactions and Hydrocarbon Adsorption Measurements
Gil MabilonJ.m. GuilFrancisco J. LlopisA. CormaJ.a. Perdigón-melónSusana ValenciaA. Chicasubject
chemistry.chemical_compoundAdsorptionchemistryXyleneDecanePhysical and Theoretical ChemistryHexadecaneZeoliteMolecular sieveTopologyTolueneCatalysisCatalysisdescription
Abstract The pore topology of a recently synthesized zeolite IM-5 has been determined by means of catalytic test reactions, i.e., n -decane hydroisomerization–cracking, m -xylene isomerization–disproportionation, n -hexadecane isodewaxing, and adsorption–microcalorimetry of molecules with different sizes and shapes ( n -hexane, toluene, m -xylene, and 1,3,5 trimethylbenzene). It has been found that the channel network consists of a system of unidirectional 10 MR with lobes or side pockets, or crossing 10 membered ring pores with a pore diameter somewhat smaller than those in ZSM-5. This structure offers interesting shape selectivity features for catalytic reactions.
year | journal | country | edition | language |
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2000-01-01 | Journal of Catalysis |