A new synthetic route to produce metal zeolites with subnanometric magnetic clusters

Eva M. Barea; Vicente Fornés; Avelino Avelino; Patrick Bourges; Emmanuelle Guillon; Víctor Puntes

doi:10.1039/b407225a

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By using a Co layered silicate as a source of Co and SiO(2), Co-Beta and Co-ZSM-5 zeolites with tetrahedrically coordinated cobalt were synthesized. Subnanometric clusters of Co can be produced and a magnetic material with superparamagnetic-paramagnetic phase transition is obtained.

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