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Physicochemical and Technological Aspects of the Hydrothermal Modification of Complex Sorbents and Catalysts. Part II. Modification of Phase Composition and Mechanical Properties
Two main ways of applying the method of solid hydrothermal treatment have been considered: (a) hydrothermal modification of polycrystalline adsorbents and catalysts; and (b) hydrothermal synthesis of materials possessing regular porosity (zeolite-like, laminar and others). Modification processes of phase composition and mechanical properties of complex adsorbents and catalysts were discussed. The essential features of hydrothermal crystallization in multicomponent systems have been presented.
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