zeolite

Converse of object

• use: Using zeolite The required amount is simply placed in the filter just before the water is returned to the pond or tank.
• occur: The origins of naturally occurring zeolites are given together with the chemical and physical characteristics.
• discuss: The course will also discuss aluminosilicate zeolites and other types of microporous solids and relate their properties to their structures.
• base: We have world renowned experts in the areas of liquid crystals, energy storage materials, new zeolite based pigments and superconducting materials.
• study: Quantum mechanical modeling techniques have been used to study many different zeolites and the roles they play in the reactions they catalyze.

Adjective modifier

• natural: There is an answer, natural zeolite absorbs ethylene gas and can therefore be used to prolong the life of your vegetables.
• aluminosilicate: Abstract Millions of years of nature and four decades of synthetic effort have resulted in more than sixty known thermally stable aluminosilicate zeolites.
• stable: Abstract Millions of years of nature and four decades of synthetic effort have resulted in more than sixty known thermally stable aluminosilicate zeolites.
• new: We have world renowned experts in the areas of liquid crystals, energy storage materials, new zeolite based pigments and superconducting materials.
• rare: The rarer zeolites tend to crystallize in isolation in small vesicles, often with few or no associated species.
• important: To identify significant structural channels in a number of important zeolites.

Modifies a noun

• Y: An example of this is the K + form zeolite Y catalyzed cracking of hexane at 500 C [ 4 ] .
• catalyst: The zeolite catalyst has sites which can remove a hydrogen from an alkane together with the two electrons which bound it to the carbon.
• mineral: Photographs of the zeolite minerals found at some of these sites can be viewed on the Skye mineral gallery pages.
• framework: Most theoretical calculations have been carried out on representative portions of the zeolite framework called clusters.
• structure: To relate the relative sizes of common organic molecules to structural features ( channels ) in zeolite crystal structures.
• type: Recently we have developed methods to computer simulate the infrared and Raman spectra of important zeolite framework types.

Noun used with modifier

form: An example of this is the K + form zeolite Y catalyzed cracking of hexane at 500 C [ 4 ] .