1. Porous structure

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Zeolites are perfectly crystallized aluminosilicates with the general formula M _2/n O, Al ₂ O ₃ , zSiO ₂ where n is the valence of the M cation and z can vary from 2 (Lowenstein's rule) to infinity. The basic element of their structure is the MeO ₄ tetrahedron (Me is an Al or Si atom), these tetrahedra being connected by...

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