Top international experts present their findings here on new commercial pillared clays and the latest work in industrial microporous solids. Culled from recent investigations, some presented at the symposium on Advances in Zeolites and Pillared Clays Synthesis sponsored by the American Chemical Society, these papers include previously unpublished reports on commercial materials from major corporations and research institutes. They offer "how to" information on zeolite synthesis, as well as a survey of advances in novel zeolites.
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978-0-442-00662-4 (9780442006624)
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Approaches to the synthesis of supergallery pillared clays. Ga, GaA1 and A1 polyoxacations and pillared clays. Optimization of the pillaring of a saponite. Preparation and properties of pillared synthetic boron saponite. Surface and cracking properties of expanded clays dried with a supercritical fluid. TEM characterization of pillared rectorites. Anionic clay trends in pillaring chemistry. Preparation and characterization of borate pillared anionic clay. Layered silicates: the protonation behaviour of KHSi205. Synthesis of dioctahedral 2:1 layer silicates in acid and flouride medium. Direct synthesis of novel intercalated layer silicates of the metal silicate type. Pillaring of layered inorganic compounds: fundamentals. Intercalation properties of layered metal (IV) phosphates towards organic bases, metal complexes and metal oxides. Microporous pillared mica with cation-incorporated silicate surfaces. Oxygen adsorption properties of microporous silica derived from layered siloxene by oxidation. Design and synthesis of carbon molecular sieves for separation and catalysis. Hydrothermal synthesis of manganese oxides with tunnel structures. Molecular chemical aspects of silica gel formation.
