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INORGANIC CHEMISTRY FRONTIERS
Volume 8, Issue 8, Pages 2144-2152Publisher
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/d0qi01417f
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The preparation of core-shell-like zeolites with a Si-rich mesoporous shell was achieved by chemically etching zeolite crystals with oxalic acid and ammonium fluoride (OA-NH4F), resulting in a distinct structure with interconnected micro- and mesopores.
The present work reports on the preparation of core-shell-like zeolites with a Si-rich mesoporous shell. This is achieved by diffusion controlled chemical etching of zeolite crystals with a mixture containing oxalic acid and ammonium fluoride (OA-NH4F). The OA-NH4F mixture served as a bifunctional etchant extracting both surface Si and Al and further dealuminating the periphery of the zeolite crystals. The fast dissolution kinetics and the relatively slow intra-crystalline diffusion of the OA-NH4F etching solutions resulted in a distinct core-shell-like structure with a porous and Si-rich shell, preserving the unique advantages of single crystals with interconnected micro- and mesopores.
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