Functional Catalyst Molecular Sieves in Green Chemical Applications
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Molecular sieve, Green catalyst, Green chemical industryAbstract
With the development of green chemical industry and the continuous improvement of environmental awareness, the application of various catalysts in environmental protection has been widely concerned. As a green catalyst, molecular sieve catalyst has superior environmental performance, which is mainly reflected in its ability to improve the selectivity of reaction products, can be reused, good thermal stability and strong adaptability. This paper mainly introduces the types, development history, synthesis technology and application of zeolite catalysts, due to the development of science and technology, a large number of new synthetic zeolite catalysts are used in the field of catalysis and meet the requirements of green chemistry, and its synthesis technology is gradually trending towards environmental protection with the development of green chemistry. Zeolite catalysts are widely used in chemical industry and other fields, and their green environmental protection performance promotes the development of chemical processes in the direction of green chemicals.
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