Hydroxyls nests in defective silicalites and strained structures derived upon dehydroxylation: vibrational properties and theoretical modelling

Bordiga, S; Ugliengo, P; Damin, A; Lamberti, C; Spoto, G; Zecchina, A; Spano, G; Buzzoni, R; Dalloro, L; Rivetti, F

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994903

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Journal Article

Year

2001

HERO ID 994903
In Press No
Year 2001
Title Hydroxyls nests in defective silicalites and strained structures derived upon dehydroxylation: vibrational properties and theoretical modelling
Authors Bordiga, S; Ugliengo, P; Damin, A; Lamberti, C; Spoto, G; Zecchina, A; Spano, G; Buzzoni, R; Dalloro, L; Rivetti, F
Journal Topics in Catalysis
Volume 15
Issue 1
Page Numbers 43-52
Abstract Defective silicalite, an efficient and selective catalyst in the gas phase Beckmann rearrangement reaction, has been characterised by infrared spectroscopy and by molecular modelling techniques. We report a detailed IR study on the effect of outgassing treatments at increasing temperature on silanols bands and on framework modes. The effect of a temperature decrease up to 100 K (during the IR measurement) on the H-bonding interactions has also been investigated. The interaction of silanols with mesitylene, a probe molecule which cannot penetrate the channels, has been studied in order to distinguish between internal and external OH groups. Molecular mechanics and ab initio methods have also been used to model the structure and the vibrational features of a properly designed nest in order to support the assignments of the IR spectrum.
Doi 10.1023/a:1009019829376
Wosid WOS:000168847000007
Url http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/klu/toca/2001/00000015/00000001/00298853
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Keyword silicalite; FTIR; quantum mechanics; molecular mechanics
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