The introduction of synthetic zeolites in the early
1950s has led to a paradigm shift in catalysis,
separations, and adsorption processes. This is due
to unique intrinsic properties such as
crystallinity, high-surface area, acidity, and shape-
selective character. However, the sole presence of
micropores in these materials typically induces
diffusion limitations, rendering low utilization of
the zeolite volume. This book examines recent
advances in the rapidly evolving area of zeolites
with improved accessibility and molecular transport.
Particular emphasis is given to mesoporous...