Recent advances in hierarchically structured zeolites: synthesis and material performances
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Zi Le Hua, Jian Zhou, Jian Lin Shi
Hierarchically structured zeolites (HSZs) have attracted increasing attention in the last few years, thanks to their unique hierarchical porous structures combining micro- and mesoporosity and superior material performances, especially in the bulky molecules-involved catalysis and adsorption applications. In this Feature Article, the recent advances in the HSZs synthetic methodologies and material performances in catalysis are overviewed. Further, some perspectives for the future development of HSZs are discussed.
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