X
X-ray absorption fine structure (XAFS), 80, 89
X-ray diffraction (XRD), 89, 93, 127, 128, 139,
200
X-ray-excited optical luminescence-EXFAS
(XEOL-EXAFS), 86, 90
X-ray powder diffraction, 120
Z
Zeolite L (ZL)
anionic framework, 3
in breast cancer cells, 62
catalysis, 3, 15, 63
as a catalyst, 48–49
cationic guests, 7
composites, 2
fluorenone structure, 12
guest-ZL composite, 6–7, 9
hypochlorite, 3–4
internalization, 62
length and diameter, 4
molecules in the channels, 44
morphology and structure, 5
neutral guests, 8
properties, 4
Pt cluster, 48, 49
as synthetic material, 4
test tube experiment, 3
Zeolites
Ag-LTA and Ag-FAU, 86
LTA, 83, 87, 97–99
luminescent silver clusters
(see Luminescent silver clusters in
zeolites)
silver-exchanged, 82–83
ZL (see Zeolite L (ZL))
Zeolite Socony Mobil-5 (ZSM-5), 91
ZL crystal
biological and biomedical applications, 59–63
chemical properties, base and coat, 16
connolly surface representations, 21
FMOC-APMS, 19
functionalization, whole surface, 22–23
luminescent stopcocks, 16
patterns (see Patterns, ZL crystals)
robust ZL monolayers, 58
solubilization and self-assembly, 25
stopcock principle, 15–18
TCPCU insertion, 20
ZL synthesis
confocal fluorescence microscopy images,
17, 19, 20
hexagonal ZL crystals, 6
size and shape distribution, 6
supramolecular organization, 6
technical grade ZL, 5
variations, 6
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