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Local silica sand as a silica source in the synthesis of Y zeolite

Al‐nayili et al., 2022

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12275037569304988278
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Al‐nayili A
Rzoqy M
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Asia‐Pacific Journal of Chemical Engineering

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The objective of this research is to generate Y zeolite using local silica sand as a source of silica via the hydrothermal method. Prior to synthesis, contaminants were removed from the local silica sand using hydrochloric acid, and Al2O3 was utilized as an aluminum source. Y …
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