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Strength and accessibility of Brönsted acid sites in synthetic H,Na−MOR

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Changes in the acid strength of synthetic H, Na−MOR ion exchanged to different degrees have been characterized by IR spectroscopy. A distinct shift in the frequency of the ∼3600 cm−1 band was observed increasing the degree of ion exchange. The accessibility of these sites is also revealed.

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Изменения в кислой силе синтетигеских ионов H,Na-MOR обмененных до различной степени, характеризовали с помощью ИК спектроскопии. При увеличении ионного обмена наблюдался явный сдвиг полосы при ∼3600 cm−1. Обсуждается также доступность этих центров.

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Bankós, I. Strength and accessibility of Brönsted acid sites in synthetic H,Na−MOR. React Kinet Catal Lett 33, 333–337 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02128085

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