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Intermediate-crystallization promoted catalytic activity of titanosilicate zeolites

Bai et al., 2018

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5029412817526347040
Author
Bai R
Sun Q
Song Y
Wang N
Zhang T
Wang F
Zou Y
Feng Z
Miao S
Yu J
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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The exploration of highly efficient catalysts based on nano-sized hierarchical titanosilicate zeolites with controllable active titanium species is of great importance in promoting the oxidative desulfurization of bulky organosulfur compounds. Here we report the anatase-free …
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