MEmeZe - Moving Electrodes meet Zeolites
MEmeZe - Moving Electrodes meet Zeolites
Weave: Österreich - Belgien - Deutschland - Luxemburg - Polen - Schweiz - Slowenien - Tschechien
Disciplines
Chemistry (20%); Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Information Engineering (15%); Mechanical Engineering (50%); Nanotechnology (15%)
Keywords
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Impedance Spectroscopy,
Crystal Growth,
Zeolites,
Material Characterization
The project aims to enhance the understanding and control of zeolite crystallization, porous minerals with wide-ranging applications in numerous industries like petrochemical, environmental remediation, and pharmaceuticals. The primary objective is to investigate the impact of electric fields on zeolite crystallization mechanisms. This goal is pursued through a novel synthesis approach facilitating comprehensive analysis with a range of tools, alongside the utilization of specialized methods incorporating movable electrodes for simultaneous measurement and application of electric fields. The research is conducted in close collaboration with materials scientists and chemists from KU Leuven, Belgium.
- Universität Linz - 100%
- Christine E.A. Kirschhock, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven - Belgium, international project partner
Research Output
- 7 Citations
- 3 Publications
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2025
Title Ion exchange selectivity governs phase selection in zeolite synthesis DOI 10.1039/d5mh01044f Type Journal Article Author Rais A Journal Materials Horizons Pages 9601-9607 Link Publication -
2025
Title A reflection on ‘Flexibility versus rigidity: what determines the stability of zeolite frameworks? A case study’ DOI 10.1039/d5mh90103k Type Journal Article Author Breynaert E Journal Materials Horizons Pages 8232-8239 -
2024
Title Understanding error rejection of differential impedance spectroscopy for the in situ characterization of highly conductive fluids DOI 10.1088/1361-6501/ad7752 Type Journal Article Author Doppelhammer N Journal Measurement Science and Technology Link Publication