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SSZ-13 Zeolite

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H+ form (Type A)

Product Detail

SSZ-13 is a chabazite (CHA)-type aluminosilicate zeolite in the ABC-6 family of zeolites. SSZ-13 has a topology similar to chabazite, but SSZ-13 has a high silica composition. The Si/Al ratio is >5, which results in a low cation exchange capacity. SSZ-13 was patented in 1985 by the Chevron Corporation and is used as a solid catalyst in the methanol-to-olefins (MTO) process and in the selective catalytic reduction of NOx. In addition, SSZ-13 is useful for gas adsorption separation of small organic molecules, industrial waste gas treatment, air purification, and hydrogen storage.

SSZ-13 from ACS Material has been tried and tested by leading research institutions around the world. ACS Material SSZ-13 (Type A) is prepared by the hydrothermal method and supplied in the H+ form with a SiO2/Al2O3 molar ratio of 13–15 and a BET surface area of >600 m²/g. This product is calcined and ready to use directly.

Key specifications at a glance (Type A)
StructureCHA
FormMicroporous zeolite, H+
SiO2/Al2O3 molar ratio13–15
Pore size0.38 nm
BET surface area>600 m²/g
Relative crystallinity>90%

Product information

ParameterValue
Product nameSSZ-13 Zeolite
CAS No.1318-02-1
Preparation methodHydrothermal method
SuppliedCalcined and ready to use directly

Characterizations

Microporous zeolite, SSZ-13 (H+ form)

CharacterizationsType A
FormMicroporous zeolite, H+
SiO2/Al2O3 molar ratio13–15
D50<9 µm
Pore size0.38 nm
BET surface area>600 m²/g
Crystal size0.5–1 µm
Na2O<500 ppm
Relative crystallinity>90%

Ordering information

ProductTypePackageProduct No.
SSZ-13, H+Type A50 gMSZ13015
SSZ-13, H+Type A100 gMSZ13021
SSZ-13, H+Type A1 kgMSZ13031

Typical data

Type A

Typical SEM image of ACS Material SSZ-13 (Type A)
Typical BET analysis of ACS Material SSZ-13 (Type A): isotherm
Typical BET analysis of ACS Material SSZ-13 (Type A): pore size distribution
ACS Material SSZ-13 (Type A): Left: typical SEM image; Middle: typical BET analysis (isotherm); Right: typical BET analysis (pore size distribution).

Reference data: Type B and Type C (Discontinued)

Type B and Type C (NH4+ form) are discontinued and cannot be ordered; their specifications are retained for reference.

CharacterizationsType B (Discontinued)Type C (Discontinued)
FormMicroporous zeolite, NH4+Microporous zeolite, NH4+
SiO2/Al2O3 molar ratio10–2020–30
Particle size300–800 nm2–3 µm
D50<9 µm<9 µm
BET surface area~626 m²/g~550 m²/g
Pore volumeN/A≥0.28 cm³/g
Average pore diameterN/AN/A
Na2O<367 ppm<350 ppm
H2O<4%<2%

Type B and Type C · discontinued, reference only

Typical SEM image of ACS Material SSZ-13 (Type B, discontinued)
Typical SEM image of ACS Material SSZ-13 (Type C, discontinued)
Typical SEM images of ACS Material SSZ-13: Left: Type B (discontinued); Right: Type C (discontinued).

Application fields

  • Methanol to olefins (MTO).
  • Selective catalytic reduction of nitrogen oxides (SCR) for diesel engines.
  • Gas adsorption separation of small organic molecules, i.e., alkanes, olefins, CO2, etc.
  • Industrial waste gas treatment, VOC abatement and air purification (removal of toxic molecules, i.e., H2S, SO2, HCHO, NH3, CO, etc.).
  • Hydrogen storage.

FAQ

Which SSZ-13 grade can be ordered?

Type A (H+ form, SiO2/Al2O3 13–15) in 50 g (MSZ13015), 100 g (MSZ13021) and 1 kg (MSZ13031). Types B and C are discontinued.

What is the pore size of SSZ-13 Type A?

0.38 nm.

Does SSZ-13 need to be calcined before use?

No. This product is calcined and ready to use directly.

What is SSZ-13 used for?

As a solid catalyst for MTO and for the SCR of NOx, and for gas adsorption separation, industrial waste gas treatment, air purification and hydrogen storage.

Where can I find the TDS and SDS?

The Technical Data Sheet (TDS) and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for this product are available under the price on this page.

Published research using ACS Material SSZ-13

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