journal article·2019-10

Theoretical study of the effect of isomorphous substitution by $$\hbox {Al}3+$$ and/or $$\hbox {Fe}3+$$ cations to tetrahedral positions in the framework of a zeolite with erionite topology

Joel Antúnez-García, Donald H. Galván, Vitalii Petranovskii, Fabian N. Murrieta-Rico, Rosario I. Yocupicio-Gaxiola, Sergio Fuentes-Moyado

Journal of Materials Science· Volume 54· Issue 20
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The isomorphous substitution of $$hbox {Al}3+$$ and/or $$hbox {Fe}3+$$ cations into the erionite zeolite framework were studied through periodic density functional theory computations. Taking as reference the Mulliken charges for siliceous framework computed in previous work (Antúnez-García et al. in J Mol Struct 1059:232–238, 2014), the present results show that the basicity of ERI zeolite increases when those cations are introduced into the framework. It was also observed that when at least two $$hbox {Si}4+$$ cations are isomorphically substituted by $$hbox {Fe}3+$$ in the unit cell of the erionite zeolite, it acquires magnetic properties. The results show that a specific net-spin polarization (up or down) could be correlated with particular configurations of erionite zeolite, containing ferric iron.
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