Zeolites, crystalline materials widely used in the petrochemical industry, serve as pivotal catalysts in the production of fine chemicals, with aluminium being the source of active sites within ...

Zeolites, crystalline materials widely used in the petrochemical industry, serve as pivotal catalysts in the production of ...

"While the catalysts with transition-metal loading are quite popular, zeolite catalysts consisting of only main group elements for direct oxidation of methane to methanol remained unexplored ...

Zeolite is a porous natural material, commonly used as a catalyst or as an absorbent. In the catalytic cracking process, materials need to be heated up to temperatures as high as 500–600°C.

Function (lon-Exchange, Molecular Sieve, Catalyst), Synthetic Zeolites Application (Detergents, Absorbent, Catalysis), Natural Zeolites Application, Framework, Pore Size, and Region - Global Forecast ...

Research on advanced catalysts is altering the petrochemical industry, reducing emissions and fostering sustainable practices ...

Methanolysis of polyethylene terephthalate to dimethyl terephthalate is a sustainable route for recycling of polyethylene ...

Zeolites, crystalline materials widely used in the petrochemical industry, serve as pivotal catalysts in the production of fine chemicals, with ...

The high surface area and nanoscale pores make zeolites excellent adsorbents and catalysts. The presence of aluminum in the zeolite framework creates a negative charge that is balanced by exchangeable ...

The catalyst has two components. The first, a mineral called a zeolite, converts methane to methanol. The second, a natural enzyme called alcohol oxidase, converts the methanol to formaldehyde.

ORICA has installed technology at its Kooragang Island chemicals site in Australia that has saved 1m t of emissions, ...

Zeolites, crystalline materials widely used in the petrochemical industry, serve as pivotal catalysts in the production of ...