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  • Title: Framework and extra-framework aluminium in wet ion exchanged Fe-ZSM5 and the effect of steam during the decomposition of N2O.
    Author: van Eck ER, Pieterse JA, Kentgens AP.
    Journal: Solid State Nucl Magn Reson; 2011; 39(3-4):99-105. PubMed ID: 21601436.
    Abstract:
    The role of extra-framework and framework aluminium in wet-ion exchanged Fe-ZSM5 has been studied using (29)Si NMR and (27)Al triple quantum magic angle spinning (3QMAS) NMR. A series of samples were studied, the parent material, the wet ion exchanged Fe-ZSM5 and Fe-ZSM5 that has been used in the decomposition of N(2)O with varying reaction conditions. Various framework and extra-framework aluminium species have been identified. It was found that cationic Fe species prefer to replace the Brønsted acid protons in their charge balancing role at those aluminium sites associated with the largest quadrupolar product. The framework aluminium atoms that pertain to the smaller quadrupolar product, which are either charge balanced by extra-framework aluminium or a proton, are much less prone to exchange. In the catalytic decomposition of N(2)O it seemed that water present in small amounts enhances the catalytic activity. However, water also decreases the long term stability and performance by dealuminating the zeolite framework. With a high amount of water present, Fe-ZSM5 was destabilised and catalytically inferior.
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