Sustainable Zeolites: Advances in Synthesis and Applications
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Porous Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 1 June 2025 | Viewed by 1569
Special Issue Editors
Interests: solid waste characterization; concentrated solar radiation; recycling; zeolites; effluents depuration; adsorption process; chemical analysis
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Interests: waste valorization; concentrated solar radiation; zeolites; inorganic synthesis processes; environmental engineering
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Interests: glasses; ceramics; waste valorization; microstructure; mullite; porcelain stoneware; glazes; concentrated solar radiation
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to invite you to contribute your research on zeolites, an exciting and relevant topic in the field of crystalline solid materials. These materials possess regular porous structures that confer unique properties, such as adsorption capabilities, molecular sieving, and ion exchange. The presence of voids or channels in their structure allows for the adsorption and diffusion of various ions and molecules, facilitating their extensive use in industrial applications such as water remediation, catalysis, detergent manufacturing, gas purification, membranes, and drying processes, among others.
However, the development of more sustainable synthesis processes has become a priority in zeolite research. The need to minimize natural resources consumption, reduce costs, and decrease the environmental impact of various processes has driven efforts towards finding cleaner and more eco-efficient methods for zeolite production.
Therefore, we invite you to share your research, advancements, and discoveries in this special edition, titled “Sustainable Zeolites: Advances in Synthesis and Applications”. We look forward to receiving contributions addressing aspects such as new synthesis methods, material characterization, innovative industrial applications, and performance and sustainability studies, among other relevant topics.
We hope you will join us in enriching the understanding of zeolites and their role in the development of more sustainable processes.
Dr. Isabel Padilla
Dr. Aurora López-Delgado
Dr. Maximina Romero
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- zeolites
- waste
- adsorption
- catalysis
- structure
- characterization
- recycling
- sustainability
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