Synthesis and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Boron-Modified MCM-41 Mesoporous Materials
Synthesis and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Boron-Modified MCM-41 Mesoporous Materials
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10.1021/j100044a026
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1995-11
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A. Sayari;I. Moudrakovski;C. Danumah;C. Ratcliffe;J. Ripmeester;K. F. Preston
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A. Sayari;I. Moudrakovski;C. Danumah;C. Ratcliffe;J. Ripmeester;K. F. Preston
Boron-modified mesoporous materials MCM-41 have been synthesized and characterizedby nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR) spectroscopy. 1* B MAS NMR data show that all the boronin the as-synthesized samples is present in the four-coordinated state even in samples with Si/B ratios as low as 6.25. Results of 29Si MAS NMR suggest that attachment of boron to the lattice takes place through interaction with structural hydroxyl groups. After calcination, the boron is present mainly in a trigonal coordination state, and only a small amount remainedtetrahedrally coordinated. It was found that part of the boron is weakly connected to the lattice and can be easily removedby hydrolysis in moist air at room temperature. The process of hydrolysis was monitored by” Bmas NMR. The remaining part of the boron is strongly bound to the lattice and can withstand severe treatments.