2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3cy00482a
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Zeolite-based catalysts for oxidative upgrading of methane: design and control of active sites

Abstract: Oxidative upgrading of methane into carbon monoxide, methanol, lower hydrocarbons (such as ethane and ethylene), and other oxygenates has been achieved at relatively low temperatures over zeolite-based catalysts. The high...

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“…, zeolites), such as acidic properties, thermal stability, catalytic performance, and ion-exchange properties. 1 The isomorphous substitution of trivalent heteroatoms into zeolite frameworks generates ion-exchange sites in a one-to-one correspondence for charge compensation. Because isomorphously substituting heteroatoms are typically isolated from each other in zeolite frameworks, ion-exchange sites on such heteroatoms capture monovalent cations.…”
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“…, zeolites), such as acidic properties, thermal stability, catalytic performance, and ion-exchange properties. 1 The isomorphous substitution of trivalent heteroatoms into zeolite frameworks generates ion-exchange sites in a one-to-one correspondence for charge compensation. Because isomorphously substituting heteroatoms are typically isolated from each other in zeolite frameworks, ion-exchange sites on such heteroatoms capture monovalent cations.…”
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confidence: 99%