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Exploring Brønsted acids confined in the 10-ring channels of the zeolite ferrierite

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Wang, Lei
Xu, Hongyi
Yan, Nana
Correll, Sascha
Xu, Shutao
Guo, Peng
Tian, Peng
Liu, Zhongmin

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Locations of Brønsted acids confined in the 10-ring channels of ferrierite have been unravelled by refining structural models of as-made and probe-molecule-adsorbed samples against powder X-ray diffraction data, respectively. By analysing both refinement results, it is suggested that Brønsted acid sites can be tailored by controlling the distribution of inorganic ions.

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