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Binder-free hierarchical zeolite pellets and monoliths derived from ZSM-5@LDHs composites for bioethanol dehydration to ethylene.

Chadatip RodaumSorasak KlinyodWatinee NunthakitgosonPeeranat ChaipornchalermNatthawoot LiwatthananukulPloychanok IadratChularat Wattanakit
Published in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2022)
The development of industrial catalysts is of crucial importance for practical uses. However, the use of extruded catalysts in industry is still limited because of a remarkably decreased catalytic activity when combining them with binders. This contribution illustrates the rational design of binder-free hierarchical ZSM-5 pellets and monoliths derived from zeolite@LDHs composites via extrusion and 3D printing technologies, respectively. The designed catalyst applied in bioethanol dehydration boosts the ethylene yield by over 93.4 ± 2.2% due to the synergistic effect of zeolites and LDHs.
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