High activity of amine-doped H-ZSM-5 zeolite in ethene protonation: revealed by embedding calculations.
High activity of amine-doped H-ZSM-5 zeolite in ethene protonation: revealed by embedding calculations.
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10.1002/cphc.200600576
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2007-02
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Anmin Zheng;Lin Wang;Lei Chen;Y. Yue;C. Ye;Xin Lu;F. Deng
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作者:
Anmin Zheng;Lin Wang;Lei Chen;Y. Yue;C. Ye;Xin Lu;F. Deng
Zeolites are crystalline microporous aluminosilicates with periodic arrangements of cages and channels of nanometer dimensions. Their structure, stability and high activity have led to a broad variety of applications in industry.[1] For example, zeolites have been widely used as catalysts of olefin protonation, a typical acid-base bifunctional reaction that is the subject of extensive experimental [2] and theoretical [3] investigations. A landmark development in zeolite science is the recently reported synthesis of novel organic-inorganic hybrid zeolites, in which the framework bridging oxygen atoms are partially replaced by CH2 or NH groups.[4, 5] Such organic functionalization of zeolites widens the range of their applications and allows for the manipulation of the surface properties that control the interaction with various organic and inorganic guest species,[5] and are predicted to be potential catalysts in the conversion of halomethane to hydrocarbons.[6]The interaction of NH group in the amine-doped zeolites with methanol, ethene, and chloromethane were previously investigated by means of density functional theory using two cluster models that contain n (n= 5, 16) tetrahedral Si or Al atoms (denoted 5T and 16T) with ÀNHÀ and ÀOHÀ spanning at different T sites.[6b] For amine-substituted zeolites, NH group and Brçnsted acid proton may locate at the same tetrahedral sites (ÀSiÀNHÀAlÀOHÀSiÀ). This conformation was confirmed by the magic angle spinning (MAS) NMR experiment to be present in amine-substituted SAPO-11, an AEL type molecular