Disruptive catalysis by zeolites
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Article
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Author
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S.
Abate
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Author
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K.
Barbera
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Catalysis
Science & Technology
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Date
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2016/01/28
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Abstract
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The
analysis of the new scenario for the industrial production of energy vectors
and chemicals illustrates the need to foster research in the field of
catalysis by zeolites towards a novel, potentially disruptive, type of
application. To stimulate research in this direction,authors analyxe a series
of emerging concepts in catalysis by zeolites: i) the role of confinement,
ii) the use of the Lewis acidity of zeolites, iii) the new possibilities to
extend the concept of confined reactivity, iv) the role of defect sites, and
iv) the organo-catalysis by guest species in zeolite cages.
Two areas of novel possibilities for catalysis by zeolites are discussed more specifically: i) metallo-zeolites for methane conversion and ii) functionalized zeolites for reaction with CO2. |
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