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Effects of crystal size, acidity, and synthesis procedure on the catalytic performance of gallium and aluminum MFI zeolites in glycerol dehydration

Vieira et al., 2016

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17176352318162252443
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Vieira L
Carvalho K
Urquieta-González E
Pulcinelli S
Santilli C
Martins L
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Journal of Molecular Catalysis A: Chemical

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The influence on gas-phase catalytic glycerol dehydration of crystal size (S: small, or L: large crystals), acidity, and synthesis procedure for isomorphous incorporation of gallium (Ga-S; Ga-L) or aluminum (Al-S; Al-L) in MFI zeolites was studied. The main product observed was …
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