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- Researchers developed zeolites with a high external surface area and mesopore volume using a one-pot templating method that combines crystallization and carbonization.
- The resulting mesoporous structures showed enhanced catalytic activity compared to traditional zeolites.
- These advanced zeolites were particularly effective in the Friedel-Crafts acylation reaction involving anisole.
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Blackened catalyst: Zeolites with large external surface area and mesopore volume were synthesized by a one-pot templating strategy, in which the crystallization proceeded concurrently with in situ carbonization templating to produce a mesoporous structure. The hierarchical materials exhibited superior catalytic performance over conventional zeolites in Friedel-Crafts acylation of anisole.
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