journal article·2023-11-28

Three-Dimensionally Ordered Silicalite-1 Membrane for Separation of the Xylene Mixture with High Permeance and Separation Factor

Nguyen Huu Thanh, Nguyen Nguyen Khanh, Min Hwangbo, Muhammad Sarwar Hossain, Kyung Byung Yoon

Chemistry of Materials· Volume 35· Issue 22
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Abstract

The silicalite-1 (SL-1) membranes effectively separate the ortho and para xylene isomers by size. To achieve high para xylene permeances, the channels running along the b axis should be oriented normal to the underlying porous substrates and should not be blocked by mismatched overgrowth between the newly grown layers. The ideal method would be to place a three-dimensionally (3D) ordered array of uniformly sized and shaped SL-1 seed crystals with their three crystal axes oriented uniformly on underlying porous supports with a regular spacing between the seed crystals, and selectively fill up the intercrystalline gaps by secondary growth. We now report that this method is quite doable, and the obtained SL-1 membrane shows very high para xylene permeances despite the fact that the membrane is thick.
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OpenAlex topics: Zeolite Catalysis and Synthesis · Mesoporous Materials and Catalysis · Chemical Synthesis and Characterization

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Affiliations

Department of Chemistry, Sogang University, Seoul 04107, Korea

Funding

PROTORA Energy Co., Ltd

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