Chapter
Chapter 3. Determination of the Environment of Titanium Atoms in TS-1 Silicalite by Ti K-edge X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy, 29Si and 1H Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
pp.：
32 – 40
Chapter 4. An in situ 13C MAS NMR Study of Toluene Alkylation with Methanol over H-ZSM-11
pp.：
40 – 48
Chapter 5. Strategies for Zeolite Synthesis by Design
pp.：
48 – 58
Chapter 6. Use of Modified Zeolites as Reagents Influencing Nucleation in Zeolite Synthesis
pp.：
58 – 66
Chapter 7. Templating Studies Using 3,7-Diazabicyclo[3.3.1]nonane Derivatives: Discovery of New Large-Pore Zeolite SSZ- 35
pp.：
66 – 74
Chapter 8. Synthesis of ZSM-48 Type Zeolite in Presence of Li, Na, K, Rb and Cs Cations
pp.：
74 – 76
Chapter 9. Out-of-plane Bending Vibrations of Bridging OH Groups in Zeolites: A New Characteristic of the Geometry and Acidity of a Broensted Site
pp.：
76 – 84
Chapter 10. In situ FTIR Microscopic Investigations on Acid Sites in Cloverite
pp.：
84 – 92
Chapter 11. Broensted Sites of Enhanced Acidity in Zeolites: Experimental Modelling
pp.：
92 – 100
Chapter 12. Modelling of Structure and Reactivity in Zeolites
pp.：
100 – 114
Chapter 13. Computational Studies of Water Adsorption in Zeolites
pp.：
114 – 122
Chapter 14. Modeling of Adsorption Properties of Zeolites
pp.：
122 – 130
Chapter 15. Loading and Location of Water Molecules in the Zeolite Clinoptilolite
pp.：
130 – 138
Chapter 16. Withdrawal of Electron Density by Cations from Framework Aluminum in Y-Zeolite Determined by A1 XAFS Spectroscopy
pp.：
138 – 146
Chapter 17. Geometry of the Active Sites in Zeolites under Working Conditions
pp.：
146 – 156
Chapter 18. Characterization of Hexagonal and Lamellar Mesoporous Silicas, Alumino- and Gallosilicates by Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering (SAXS) and Multinuclear Solid State NMR
pp.：
156 – 162
Chapter 19. Characterization of a Cubic Mesoporous MCM-48 Compared to a Hexagonal MCM-41
pp.：
162 – 170
Chapter 20. Synthesis and Characterization of Transition Metal Containing Mesoporous Silicas
pp.：
170 – 178
Chapter 21. Bimodal Porous Materials with Superior Adsorption Properties
pp.：
178 – 186
Chapter 22. MCM-41 Type Silicas as Supports for Immobilized Catalysts
pp.：
186 – 194
Chapter 23. Synthesis of Mesoporous Manganosilicates Mn-MCM-41, Mn-MCM-48 and Mn-MCM-L at a Low Surfactant/Si Ratio
pp.：
194 – 202
Chapter 24. Alkane Oxidation Catalyzed by Zeolite Encapsulated Ruthenium Perfluoro- phthalocyanines
pp.：
202 – 210
Chapter 25. MOCVD in Zeolites Using Mo(CO)6 and W(CO)6 as Precursors
pp.：
210 – 218
Chapter 26. Tailored Synthesis, Characterization and Properties of ZnO, CdO and SnO2 Nano Particles in Zeolitic Hosts
pp.：
218 – 226
Chapter 27. Host-Guest Interactions in Zeolite Cavities
pp.：
226 – 236
Chapter 28. Diffusion in Zeolites
pp.：
236 – 248
Chapter 29. Frequency Response Study of Mixture Diffusion of Benzene and Xylene Isomers in Silicalite-1
pp.：
248 – 256
Chapter 30. 2D EXSY 129Xe NMR: New Possibilities for the Study of Structure and Diffusion in Microporous Solids
pp.：
256 – 264
Chapter 31. Diffusion of C10-C24 n-paraffins and perfluorotributylamine in clay catalysts
pp.：
264 – 272
Chapter 32. Sorption Properties of Dealuminated Large Crystals of ZSM-5: A New Approach to the Description of Isotherms
pp.：
272 – 282
Chapter 33. Convective Methods to Investigate Multi-component Sorption Kinetics on Microporous Solids
pp.：
282 – 290
Chapter 34. Zeolites as the Key Matrix for Superior deNOx Catalysts
pp.：
290 – 300
Chapter 35. Catalytic Properties of Palladium Exchanged Zeolites in the Reduction of Nitrogen Oxide by Methane in the Presence of Oxygen: Influence of Hydrothermal Ageing
pp.：
300 – 308
Chapter 36. The Effect of Preparation and Steaming on the Catalytic Properties of Cu- and Co-ZSM-5 in Lean NOx Reduction
pp.：
308 – 316
Chapter 37. Adsorption Sites for Benzene in the 12R Window Zeolites: A Molecular Recognition Effect
pp.：
316 – 324
Chapter 38. Lewis Basic and Lewis Acidic Sites in Zeolites
pp.：
324 – 332
Chapter 39. Effect of the Framework Composition on the Nature and the Basicity of Intrazeolitic Cesium Oxides. Correlation Activity/Basicity
pp.：
332 – 340
Chapter 40. Hydrothermal and Alkaline Stability of High-Silica Y Zeolites Generated by Combining Substitution and Steaming
pp.：
340 – 348
Chapter 41. Electron Spin Resonance and Electron Spin Echo Modulation Spectroscopy of Ni(I) in SAPO-5 and SAPO-11
pp.：
348 – 356
Chapter 42. Selective Acidic, Oxidative and Reductive Reactions over ALPO-11 and Si or Metal Substituted ALPO-11
pp.：
356 – 364
Chapter 43. Characterization and Catalytic Performance of PdSAPO-5 Molecular Sieves
pp.：
364 – 372
Chapter 44. FTIR Study of the Acidic Properties of Substituted Aluminophosphates
pp.：
372 – 380
Chapter 45. Selective Oxidation with Redox Metallosilicates in the Production of Fine Chemicals
pp.：
380 – 390
Chapter 46. Novel Model Catalysts Containing Supported MFI-type Zeolites
pp.：
390 – 398
Chapter 47. Oligomerization of Butenes with Partially Alkaline-Earth Exchanged NiNaY Zeolites
pp.：
398 – 406
Chapter 48. Isomerization of C8 Aromatic Cut. Improvement of the Selectivity of MOR- and MFI- Catalysts by Treatments with Aqueous Solutions of (NH4)2SiF6
pp.：
406 – 414
Chapter 49. Contribution of Framework and Extra-framework A1 and Fe Cations in ZSM-5 to Disproportionation and C 3 Alkylation of Toluene
pp.：
414 – 422
Chapter 50. NO x Adsorption Complexes on Zeolites Containing Metal Cations and Strong Lewis Acid Sites and their Reactivity in CO and CH 4 Oxidation: a Spectroscopic Study
pp.：
422 – 430
Chapter 51. Cracking of 1,3,5-triisopropylbenzene over Deeply Dealuminated Y Zeolites
pp.：
430 – 436
Chapter 52. Hydrogenation of Styrene and Hydrogenolysis of 2-Phenylethanol
pp.：
436 – 444
Chapter 53. Catalyst Deactivation of High Silica Metallosilicates in Beckmann Rearrangement of Cyclohexanone Oxime
pp.：
444 – 450
Chapter 54. IR Studies on the Reduction of Nitric Oxide with Ammonia over MFI- Ferrisilicate
pp.：
450 – 456
Chapter 55. The Role of the Na and of the Ti on the Synthesis of ETS-4 Molecular Sieve
pp.：
456 – 460
Chapter 56. On the Potential of Zeolites to Catalyse the Aromatic Acylation with Carboxylic Acids
pp.：
460 – 466
Chapter 57. Elimination of Methanol from Dimethylacetal over Aluminophosphate Molecular Sieves and Zeolites
pp.：
466 – 472
Chapter 58. Deuteration of Zeolitic Hydroxyl Groups in the Presence of Platinum - Evidence for a Spillover Reaction Pathway
pp.：
472 – 478
Chapter 59. IR Investigation of CO Adsorption at Low Temperature: A Key Tool to Characterize the Porosity of Matrix Embedded Zeolite Catalysts
pp.：
478 – 484
Chapter 60. Identification of Active Ti Centers in TS-1 as Revealed by ESR Spectra of UV-Irradiated Samples
pp.：
484 – 490
Chapter 61. Microwave Crystallization of Titanium-Containing Cloverite
pp.：
490 – 496
Chapter 62. Aqueous Silicate Chemistry in Zeolite Synthesis
pp.：
496 – 502
Chapter 63. Effect of Hydrolysis Conditions of the Silicate Precursor on the Synthesis of Siliceous MCM-48
pp.：
502 – 508
Chapter 64. Sorption of Light Alkanes on H-ZSM5 and H-Mordenite
pp.：
508 – 514
Chapter 65. Acidity and Reactivity of Steamed HY Zeolites Obtained by Progressive Extraction of Extraframework A1 Species
pp.：
514 – 520
Chapter 66. Adsorption of Nitrogen and Methane on Natural Clinoptilolite
pp.：
520 – 526
Chapter 67. Dealumination and Acidity Measurement of HEMT Zeolites Modified by Steaming and Leaching
pp.：
526 – 532
Chapter 68. The Synthesis of UTD-1, Ti-UTD-1 and Ti-UTD-8 Using CP*2CoOH as a Structure Directing Agent
pp.：
532 – 540
Chapter 69. Zeolite Crystallization on Mullite Fibers
pp.：
540 – 546
Chapter 70. Synthesis and Characterization of V-Beta Zeolite
pp.：
546 – 548
Chapter 71. Titanium Boralites with MFI Structure Characterized Using XRD, IR, UV-Vis XANES and MAS-NMR Techniques
pp.：
548 – 556
Chapter 72. Acidity and Structural State of Boron in Mesoporous Boron Silicate MCM-41
pp.：
556 – 564
Chapter 73. The Role of Na and K on the Synthesis of Levyne-Type Zeolites
pp.：
564 – 570
Author Index
pp.：
570 – 574
Subject Index
pp.：
574 – 580
Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis
pp.：
580 – 586
Zeolites: A Refined Tool for Designing Catalytic Sites
：A Refined Tool for Designing Catalytic Sites
( Volume 97 )
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