05-P-16 - Synthesis, characterization and structural aspects of novel microporous indium

King, Lisa; Gisselquist, Jana L.; Koster, Susan; Bem, D.S.; Broach, Robert W.; Song, S. G.; Bedard, Robert L.

doi:10.1016/s0167-2991(01)81521-4

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“…Other metallosilicate systems 10 that have yielded microporous materials include those formed with zirconium, tin, niobium, vanadium, indium, yttrium, the rare earth metals, europium and terbium, and beryllium. The indium silicates contain the largest main group framework cation 11 while the beryllosilicates contain one of the smallest framework metal cations 12 . The latter metal can adopt tetrahedral coordination in the solid state and so is expected to form novel and related frameworks to those of the tetrahedra containing aluminosilicate and aluminophosphate structures.…”

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Microporous Materials

Attfield

2002

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All materials possess interatomic or interionic voids that are typically too small for any molecular species to enter. However, there is a class of crystalline materials that contain internal voids, and apertures, that are large enough for molecular species to enter and pass through. These materials are termed microporous and form a highly diverse group of compounds that may be synthesised or occur as natural minerals. The composition of microporous materials ranges from being exclusively inorganic to inorganic-organic hybrids and their applications vary from 1 Mton annual usage in detergents, to hosts for superconducting carbon nan-otubes. In this contribution, new and mature aspects of the synthesis, scope, modification and application of microporous materials are covered to provide the reader with an overview of this exciting field of materials chemistry.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Microporous Materials

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2002

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05-P-16 - Synthesis, characterization and structural aspects of novel microporous indium

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