journal article·2009-01Open access

Phase selection controlled by sodium ions in the synthesis of FAU/LTA composite zeolite

Linyan Hu, Sujuan Xie, Qingxia Wang, Shenglin Liu, Longya Xu

Abstract

Zeolite faujasite (FAU), Linde type A (LTA) and FAU/LTA composite have been synthesized using tetramethylammonium cation (TMA + ) as template, by adjusting only the concentration of Na + ions in the initial solution (1.00 Al 2 O 3 4.36 SiO 2 : 2.39 (TMA) 2 O : Na 2 O : 249.00H 2 O). Na + ions alter the phase composition of the product more than TMA + or OH -ions. When Na 2 O concentration [Na 2 O] increases from 0.024 to 0.168, the product gradually changes from pure FAU to pure LTA via the formation of FAU/LTA composite with increasing LTA fraction. Interestingly, the induction periods of FAU and LTA in the FAU/LTA composite zeolite ([Na 2 O] is 0.072) are both 13 h, quite different from the induction periods of their individual pure phases-45 h for FAU and 4 h for LTA. During the crystallization, the LTA/(FAU + LTA) fraction in the composite zeolite decreases in a nearly linear fashion. Scanning electron microscopy, thermogravimetry and differential thermal analysis indicate some difference between the properties of the FAU/LTA composite zeolite and of the mechanical mixture.
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