Bonilla MR, Titze T, Schmidt F, Mehlhorn D, Chmelik C, Valiullin R, Bhatia SK, Kaskel S, Ryoo R, Kaerger J (2013)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2013
Book Volume: 6
Pages Range: 2662-2688
Journal Issue: 7
DOI: 10.3390/ma6072662
The presence of mesopores in the interior of microporous particles may significantly improve their transport properties. Complementing previous macroscopic transient sorption experiments and pulsèd field gradient NMR self-diffusion studies with such materials, the present study is dedicated to an in-depth study of molecular uptake and release on the individual particles of mesoporous zeolitic specimens, notably with samples of the narrow-pore structure types, CHA and LTA. The investigations are focused on determining the time constants and functional dependences of uptake and release. They include a systematic variation of the architecture of the mesopores and of the guest molecules under study as well as a comparison of transient uptake with blocked and un-blocked mesopores. In addition to accelerating intracrystalline mass transfer, transport enhancement by mesopores is found to be, possibly, also caused by a reduction of transport resistances on the particle surfaces. © 2013 by the authors; licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland.
APA:
Bonilla, M.R., Titze, T., Schmidt, F., Mehlhorn, D., Chmelik, C., Valiullin, R.,... Kaerger, J. (2013). Diffusion study by IR micro-imaging of molecular uptake and release on mesoporous zeolites of structure type CHA and LTA. Materials, 6(7), 2662-2688. https://doi.org/10.3390/ma6072662
MLA:
Bonilla, Mauricio Rincon, et al. "Diffusion study by IR micro-imaging of molecular uptake and release on mesoporous zeolites of structure type CHA and LTA." Materials 6.7 (2013): 2662-2688.
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