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Zeolite framework flexibility: A new dimension for zeolite catalysts
Zeolites, traditionally defined as crystalline porous aluminosilicates, are among the most effective catalysts in chemical industry. Although, zeolites are often considered as rigid materials, emerging evidence reveals underexplored features related to the flexibility of zeolite frameworks. This dyn
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