“…42,43 They have been used as well in chemical sensors to measure and control industrial processes, [44][45][46] or as anticorrosion coatings, 47 in radiation measurements, 48 energy recovery technologies, 49 solar energy and thermal adsorption storage, [49][50][51][52] gas separation, air purification 53,54 and measuring indoor air quality. 55 Zeolites are also widely utilized in a range of environmental applications, including the remediation of pollution related to the disposal of hazardous materials in municipal, industrial and agricultural wastewater. 34,[56][57][58] They have also been employed in agricultural activities to modify and improve the physical properties of clay or sandy soil by increasing the waterholding and the cation exchange capacity of the soil, retaining water and nutrients in the soil which consequently leads to higher crop yields and prevents contamination of watercourses.…”