"Extracting" the key fragment in ETS-10 crystallization and its application in AM-6 assembly.
"Extracting" the key fragment in ETS-10 crystallization and its application in AM-6 assembly.
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10.1002/chem.201200875
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2012-09
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M. Guo;Zhaochi Feng;Guanna Li;J. Hofmann;E. Pidko;P. Magusin;Q. Guo;B. Weckhuysen;E. Hensen;Fengtao Fan;Can Li
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M. Guo;Zhaochi Feng;Guanna Li;J. Hofmann;E. Pidko;P. Magusin;Q. Guo;B. Weckhuysen;E. Hensen;Fengtao Fan;Can Li
The mechanism of crystallization of microporous titanosilicate ETS-10 was investigated by Raman spectroscopy combined with (29)Si magic-angle spinning (MAS) NMR spectroscopy, DFT calculations, and SEM imaging. The formation of three-membered ring species is shown to be the key step in the hydrothermal synthesis of ETS-10. They are formed by means of a complex process that involves the interaction of silicate species in the reaction mixture, which promotes the dissolution of TiO(2) particles. These insights into the mechanism of ETS-10 growth led to the successful development of a new synthesis route to the vanadosilicate AM-6 that involves the use of intermediates that contain three-membered ring species as an initiator.