Amine-grafted zeolites-mesoporous ceramics: Synthesis and adsorption characteristics
Through a facile synthesis method, amine-grafted zeolites-based mesoporous ceramics as effective adsorbents for green-house gases, CO2 in particular, have been synthesized. Analyses on these mesoporous samples, using SAXD and SEM studies, indicate minor modification in the chemical texture of the ce...
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