Zeolite is a porous natural material, commonly used as a catalyst or as an absorbent. In the catalytic cracking process, materials need to be heated up to temperatures as high as 500–600°C.

Zeolites are a class of microporous, aluminosilicate minerals that have a crystalline structure with a framework of interconnected tunnels and cages. They are naturally occurring but can also be ...

Dry reforming of methane (DRM), in which carbon dioxide and methane are combined to form synthesis gas (H2 and CO), is an ...

The study, published in Nature, highlights ZMQ-1 as the first aluminosilicate zeolite with interconnected intrinsic 28-ring mesopores. This breakthrough overcomes long-standing challenges related ...

Zeolites are crystalline materials renowned for their applications in ion exchange, adsorption, and catalysis. However, their microporous structure limits their use in processing larger molecules.