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The presence of H3PO3 in the synthesis of zirconium diphosphonates in dimethylsulfoxide, other than the expected dilution of the pillars, which in turn gives rise to a certain degree of microporosity, may also induce the formation of a high percentag. of mesopores. E.g., compounds with high surface area(300-500 m2 /g) of which 60-70% is due to mesopores with diameters 20-40 Å and the remaining is due to micropores, were obtained. It was furthermore found that the distribution of the mesopores was fairly narrow. Compounds with micropores <3 Å and mesopores of 20-30 Å behave in practice as pure and narrow mesoporous solids;they are therefore of great interest as new molecular inorgano-organic sieves.
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Alberti, G., Costantino, U., Vivani, R. et al. Preparation Of Zirconium Diphosphonate-Phosphites with a Narrow Distribution of Mesopores.. MRS Online Proceedings Library 233, 101–106 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-233-101
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