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Water in Acid Boralites: Hydration Effects on Framework B Sites in Boron Zeolites
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posted on 2019-02-24, 15:31 authored by Federica Trudu, gloria tabacchigloria tabacchi, Aldo Gamba, Ettore FoisGreen open access version of the paper:
Water in Acid Boralites: Hydration Effects on Framework B Sites
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J. Phys. Chem. C, 2008, 112 (39), pp 15394–15401
DOI: 10.1021/jp803314c
ABSTRACT:
Properties and behavior of protonated boron-containing zeolites at different hydration degree have been investigated by means of periodic DFT approaches. Geometry optimization and room-temperature Car−Parrinello molecular dynamics results, in line with experimental findings, indicate that the BO3-bound silanolic acid site typical of dry boralites should convert to a solvated H3O+hydrogen bonded to tetrahedral BO4 at moderate water content. By increasing the water loading, the tetrahedral structure of the B site is stabilized and the physicochemical properties of the water molecules solvating the acid proton gradually approach the liquid-phase ones. A relevant role of structural and vibrational properties of the zeolite framework in the water-induced trigonal-to-tetrahedral transition at the B site is highlighted by simulation results.
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