ReviewMaterials horizons2025
Dual organic structure-directing agents in zeolite synthesis: cooperation or competition?
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2 citing papers in PubMed.
- The quest for electrokinetic control over bulk zeolite synthesis: trials, challenges and effects.Dalton transactions (Cambridge, England : 2003) · 2026Article
- Reactor-based approach for achieving high-silica zeolites: a fed-batch strategy.Journal of materials chemistry. A · 2026Article
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Abstract
Organic structure-directing agents (OSDAs) play a vital role in the structural arrangement and compositional diversity of zeolites. The synthesis procedure and properties of zeolites can be improved through the "dual-OSDA" approach, which involves cooperation and/or competition of different OSDAs in the synthesis media. Two OSDAs achieving results that neither of the OSDAs can deliver on its own is referred to as the "cooperative OSDA" approach. In this manner, one can enhance zeolite properties by stabilizing different parts of the framework and altering the synthesis outcome, such as acidity and/or Al distribution. However, cooperation can easily be disrupted, and one of the challenges in dual-OSDA zeolite synthesis is determining the conditions under which OSDA molecules can function in harmony to affect zeolite properties and control phase selection. On the other hand, competition does not always result in negative outcomes (
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