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Efficient production of aromatics by catalytic pyrolysis of fruit waste over zeolites with 3D pore topologies

He et al., 2021

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6657732851581831493
Author
He Y
Chen J
Li D
Zhang Q
Liu D
Liu J
Ma X
Wang T
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Fruit waste collected from a juice factory was pyrolyzed over zeolite catalysts with different pore topologies. The production of aromatic compounds was directly influenced by zeolite topology type (ie pore opening size and pore channel dimensionality). Zeolites with three …
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