Study on the formation of mesopore during hydrothermal dealumination of Y zeolite
Study on the formation of mesopore during hydrothermal dealumination of Y zeolite
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DOI:
10.3866/pku.whxb20020303
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发表时间:
2002-03-01
影响因子:
10.9
通讯作者:
Kang, XH
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作者:
Dong, ST;Li, XW;Kang, XH
Mesopore formation of Y zeolite in hydrothermal dealuminated process was studied over NH4NaY with different Na2O content. A "pseudo-steady state" (PSS) was observed by merely raising temperature to 650 degreesC, IR characteristic absorbency maintained and few dealumination occurred in this stage, therefore BET surface area, pore volume leveled down substantially. However, they could increase by introducing steam, even could be larger than that of the original NaY in 1 h, and could decrease by further treatment. It was pronounced that protons with high electron affinity formed in temperature-raising stage interacted strongly with frame oxygen, and brought about twist, relaxation and split of zeolite frame. However, sodalite cages with a certain amount of Na+ kept relatively stable. Then structure could be rearranged based on the stabilized sodalites under the high temperature, hydrothermal condition, but it couldn't heal over due to the existance of extraframe alumina and amorphous silica coming from framework dealumination, only sharp faujasite with damage (defects) in sodalite could be formed. This probably is the mechanism of mesopore formation.