Co-containing zeolites prepared by solid-state ion exchange

Abstract

The structural properties of Co-containing ZSM5 and faujasite-type zeolites prepared by solid-state ion-exchange methods have been studied. In both types of zeolites complete exchange of the acidic protons was achieved when Co was present in excess. On ZSM5 only one proton was exchanged for each Co²⁺ cation, while on faujasite two protons were exchanged with one Co²⁺ cation. The solid-state ion exchange resulted in the generation of new Lewis acid sites.

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