Realisation of truly microporous pillared clays

Melanie Stöcker; Wolfgang Seidl; Lena Seyfarth; Jürgen Senker; Josef Breu

doi:10.1039/b716007k

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Realisation of truly microporous pillared clays

Melanie Stöcker Wolfgang Seidl Lena Seyfarth Jürgen Senker Josef Breu

Year: 2008 Journal: Chemical Communications Pages: 629-631 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/b716007k

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Abstract

When pillaring a well crystalline synthetic hectorite using molecular pillars, we obtained a truly microporous material for the first time that displays long range order of the pillars and consequently a narrow pore size distribution.

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Hectorite Microporous material Materials science Chemical engineering Nanotechnology Realisation Range (aeronautics) Mineralogy Geology Clay minerals Composite material Physics Engineering

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