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Cubillas, Pablo
Teesside University
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- 2021Geomechanical characterisation of organic-rich calcareous shale using AFM and nanoindentationcitations
- 2021Effect of Diagenesis on Geomechanical Properties of Organic‐Rich Calcareous Shale: A Multiscale Investigationcitations
- 2013Materials discovery and crystal growth of zeolite A type zeolitic-imidazolate frameworks revealed by atomic force microscopycitations
- 2012Crystal growth mechanisms and morphological control of the prototypical metal-organic framework MOF-5 revealed by atomic force microscopycitations
- 2012Crystal growth of nanoporous metal organic frameworkscitations
- 2012Growth mechanism of microporous zincophosphate sodalite revealed by in situ atomic force microscopycitations
- 2011Revelation of the molecular assembly of the nanoporous metal organic framework ZIF-8citations
- 2010Assessing Molecular Transport Properties of Nanoporous Materials by Interference Microscopycitations
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Assessing Molecular Transport Properties of Nanoporous Materials by Interference Microscopy
Abstract
<p>The influence of the chemical composition and of the storage and activation protocol on the diffusion of methanol into strongly chemically zoned crystals of the silicoaluminophosphate zeotype STA-7 has been investigated by interference microscopy. Analysis of the evolution of transient intracrystalline concentration profiles reveals that just-calcined SAPO STA-7 crystals with lower Si content (Si/(Si + P) = 0.18) exhibit higher surface permeability and bulk diffusivity than those with higher Si content (S/(Si + P) = 0.37). Remarkably, crystals with the higher Si content which were stored in the calcined form crack during activation along planes of weakness already present in the as-prepared crystals, creating fresh surfaces through regions of lower Si that are much more easily penetrated by the adsorbing methanol than are the original surfaces.</p>