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CIT-4: The first synthetic analogue of brewsterite
The first synthetic analogue of the rare natural zeolite brewsterite has been synthesized and named CIT-4. CIT-4 crystallizes with a composition SrO:Al2O3:5.8-6 SiO2:4.5 H2O and is prepared via hydrothermal alteration of zeolite P1 by strontium-containing solutions and in the presence of seed crystals of brewsterite.
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