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Sol–gel-derived mesoporous γ-alumina granules

Buelna et al., 1999

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13580381097615428510
Author
Buelna G
Lin Y
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Microporous and mesoporous materials

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Synthesis of stable boehmite sols and structural properties of the sol–gel-derived γ-alumina using alkoxides, commercial boehmite powders, and aluminum chloride were studied for cost-effective preparation of high quality γ-alumina granules. Stable boehmite sols could be …
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