2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.materresbull.2013.11.015
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Acidic and neutral caesium salts of 12-molybdophosphoric acid supported on SBA-15 mesoporous silica. The influence of Cs concentration and surface coverage on textural and structural properties

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“…The final process evidenced by an exothermic peak over 773 K is assigned to the destruction of Keggin structure and crystallization of constitutive oxides. For all loadings of CsPM-SBA-15 composites an exothermic peak could be observed on DTA curve at a temperature higher than 873 K. This exothermic peak could be assigned to the decomposition of active phase CsPM and crystallization of constitutive oxides resulted after decomposition [29].…”
Section: Thermal Analysismentioning
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“…The final process evidenced by an exothermic peak over 773 K is assigned to the destruction of Keggin structure and crystallization of constitutive oxides. For all loadings of CsPM-SBA-15 composites an exothermic peak could be observed on DTA curve at a temperature higher than 873 K. This exothermic peak could be assigned to the decomposition of active phase CsPM and crystallization of constitutive oxides resulted after decomposition [29].…”
Section: Thermal Analysismentioning
confidence: 86%
“…The lower reaction rate over 40 Cs 1 PM-SBA-15 could be explained as a result of more difficult access to acid sites, as some aggregation of active phase at the surface of the support could be expected. However, this aggregation would remain limited for low loadings of the supported samples, but for 40 wt% loading, some small peaks of crystalline Cs 1 PM phase was found by XRD measurements [29].…”
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