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1992
DOI: 10.1021/j100191a048
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Silicalite characterization. 2. IR spectroscopy of the interaction of carbon monoxide with internal and external hydroxyl groups

Abstract: In paper 1 we have shown that the structural properties of silicalites depend upon the preparation procedure. In particular Naand Al-free sample (S) prepared following a specifically designed method is characterized by the presence of internal atomic-dimension defects (nanodefects and microcavities). On the basis of spectroscopic data and computer graphic simulations, it is shown that these microcavities derive from one or more missing [Si04] units and can contain up to four OH groups per missing tetrahedron. … Show more

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“…The spectrum of bare mordenite shows a complex and intense band in the region between 3750 and 3000 cm À1 where silanol groups absorb [39]. This high intensity is attributable to the large amount of silanol defects produced by the dealumination process [1,4].…”
Section: Ftirsupporting
confidence: 50%
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“…The spectrum of bare mordenite shows a complex and intense band in the region between 3750 and 3000 cm À1 where silanol groups absorb [39]. This high intensity is attributable to the large amount of silanol defects produced by the dealumination process [1,4].…”
Section: Ftirsupporting
confidence: 50%
“…A defined and weak band due to isolated silanols inside microporosities is found at 3728 cm À1 whereas the most intense and broad band in the range 3700-2900 cm À1 is assigned to H-bonded donor (i.e. vicinal) silanols (Scheme 1) [39,40].…”
Section: Ftirmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La reacción de transposición de Beckmann se ha estudiado utilizando una gran variedad de catalizadores heterogéneos incluyendo sílices 29 , alúminas 30 , sílice-alúminas 31 , óxidos de boro soportados 9,16,30,[32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39] , óxidos de tantalio soportados 40 , titanio silicalitas 41 , zeolitas Y 13,22,42 , Beta 15,23,[43][44][45] , mordenita 46 , pentasil 3,10,14,16,32,33,[46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59] , SAPO-11 60 , SAPO-34 y materiales mesopososos 18,51,61-63,64,65 , con acidez de distinta naturaleza y fuerza, con el fin de determinar con exactitud la naturaleza de los centros activos en la reacción. Sin embargo, las conclusiones obtenidas en los distintos trabajos difieren en cuanto a cuál es la fuerza ácida requerida para la producción de la lactama; acidez débil, fuerte o intermedia, incluso se ha sugerido que los centros neutros eran los más...…”
Section: Catalizadores Sólidos Utilizados En La Reacción De Transposiunclassified
“…Estudios posteriores postularon que una acidez débil o intermedia Brönsted 9,18,28 mejoraban la actividad y selectividad a la amida. Finalmente, se han sugerido los grupos silanoles de acidez débil o neutra, 11,14,46,47,49,52,66-68 o los silanoles "nests" 16,43,50,53,54,69 como centros activos en la reacción de transposición. Dentro del grupo de las zeolitas, el material tipo MFI (zeolita ZSM-5 y Silicalita) ha sido de los catalizadores más utilizados para estudiar la reacción de transposición de Beckmann de la ciclohexanona oxima.…”
Section: Zeolitasunclassified
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