ArticleJournal of materials chemistry. A2026
Reactor-based approach for achieving high-silica zeolites: a fed-batch strategy.
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- Electro-assisted control over zeolite crystallization and modification: theory, configuration, and applications.Journal of materials chemistry. A · 2026Review
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Abstract
High-silica zeolites are challenging to synthesize in hydroxide media using conventional batch reactors. This study advances beyond traditional batch crystallization methods by exploring a reactor-based strategy for tailoring zeolite properties through mid-way synthesis intervention. By employing the Fed-batch (FB) reactor strategy, we demonstrate that controlled addition of silica precursors at critical synthesis stages, without interrupting temperature or pressure conditions, grants an alternative pathway to high-silica zeolites. Two model systems were investigated: the transformation of FAU-to-CHA and FAU-to-LEV
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