Dehydration of fully hydrated zeolites through heating with microwaves, electric furnace and hot air is investigated. The zeolites are commercially available and the three drying apparatuses are either commerically availalbe or built in the lab. The amounts of energy consumed in the three apparatuses to partially dehydrate the samples are compared, and at each dehydration stage the samples are characterized using solid-state NMR spectroscopy. The results are presented and discussed.

NMR characterization of dehydration of zeolites by three heating methods

2019 Fall National Meeting

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