A novel method for the growth of silicalite membranes on stainless steel supports

Stuart M. Holmes; Christian Markert; Richard J. Plaisted; James O. Forrest; Jonathon R. Agger; Michael W. Anderson; Colin S. Cundy; John Dwyer

A novel method for the growth of silicalite membranes on stainless steel supports

Stuart M. Holmes, Christian Markert, Richard J. Plaisted, James O. Forrest, Jonathon R. Agger, Michael W. Anderson, Colin S. Cundy, John Dwyer

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Abstract

Silicalite membranes have been prepared using a novel seeding method. By sonicating silicalite seed crystals in the presence of a stainless steel mesh followed by a controlled hydrothermal synthesis step it has been shown by AFM, SEM, and simple diffusion measurements that coherent membranes are produced. The sonication step anchors the nanometer-sized zeolite seeds to the porous stainless steel support and the subsequent hydrothermal growth produces a zeolite membrane grown on this seed layer. © 1999 American Chemical Society.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	3329-3332
Number of pages	3
Journal	Chemistry of Materials
Volume	11
Issue number	11
Publication status	Published - 1999

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A novel method for the growth of silicalite membranes on stainless steel supports

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