LEWIS, DW and FREEMAN, CM and CATLOW, CRA (1995) PREDICTING THE TEMPLATING ABILITY OF ORGANIC ADDITIVES FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MICROPOROUS MATERIALS. J PHYS CHEM-US , 99 (28) 11194 - 11202.
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Abstract
A combination of several computer modeling techniques has been: applied to investigate the ability of organic molecules to template microporous materials. We show that the efficacy of a template can be rationalized in terms of the energetics of the host-template interactions. The calculated geometries of the template/framework combinations are in excellent agreement with the experimental structural data. The procedures used can successfully identify optimum templates for a given host and have applications in the synthesis of new microporous materials.
| Type: | Article |
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| Title: | PREDICTING THE TEMPLATING ABILITY OF ORGANIC ADDITIVES FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF MICROPOROUS MATERIALS |
| Keywords: | BRIDGING HYDROXYL-GROUPS, COMPUTER-SIMULATION, FRAMEWORK TOPOLOGY, CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE, ZEOLITE, TETRAPROPYLAMMONIUM, MOLECULES, ZSM-5, CRYSTALLIZATION, ENERGETICS |
| UCL classification: | UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of Maths and Physical Sciences > Chemistry |
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