Edith M. Flanigen | Academic Influence

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Edith M. Flanigen

Chemistry

#517

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#931

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#240

USA Rank

Inorganic Chemistry

#313

World Rank

#329

Historical Rank

#42

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Edith M. Flanigen's Degrees

Bachelors Chemistry Cedar Crest College

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According to Wikipedia, Edith Marie Flanigen is a noted American chemist, known for her work on synthesis of emeralds, and later zeolites for molecular sieves at Union Carbide. Early life and education Edith Marie Flanigen was born January 28, 1929, in Buffalo, New York. She and her two sisters, Joan and Jane, were introduced to chemistry by their high school teacher. The three sisters all went on to study chemistry at D'Youville College. Edith Flanigen graduated class president and valedictorian. Joan and Edith both went on to receive master's degrees in chemistry in inorganic physical chemistry at Syracuse University in 1952. In 2008, Syracuse awarded her an honorary doctorate.

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Edith M. Flanigen's Published Works

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Aluminophosphate molecular sieves: a new class of microporous crystalline inorganic solids (1982) (1436)
Silicalite, a new hydrophobic crystalline silica molecular sieve (1978) (1032)
Introduction to zeolite science and practice (2001) (956)
Silicoaluminophosphate molecular sieves: another new class of microporous crystalline inorganic solids (1984) (824)
Infrared Structural Studies of Zeolite Frameworks (1974) (452)
Molecular Sieve Zeolites-II (1971) (404)
Structural, Synthetic and Physicochemical Concepts in Aluminophosphate-Based Molecular Sieves (1988) (231)
Crystal Structure of Tetrapropylammonium Hydroxide—Aluminum Phosphate Number 5 (1983) (121)
Chapter 2 Zeolites and Molecular Sieves an Historical Perspective (2001) (118)
Dehydrated Lanthanum-exchanged Type Y Zeolite (1967) (96)
A Review and New Perspectives in Zeolite Crystallization (1973) (91)
The Next Generation: Synthesis, Characterization, and Structure of Metal Sulfide-Based Microporous Solids (1989) (70)
Molecular Sieve Zeolite Technology: The First Twenty-Five Years (1980) (68)
Synthesis and Characterization of Metal Aluminophosphate Molecular Sieves (1989) (44)
Phosphorus Substitution in Zeolite Frameworks (1974) (41)
Characteristics of Synthetic Emeralds (1967) (31)
Size and selectivity in zeolite chemistry. A remarkable effect of additive on the products produced in the photolyses of ketones (1985) (29)
Hydrothermal chemistry of zeolites: R. M. Barrer, FRS Academic Press, London 1982, ISBN 0-12-079360-1, 360 pp, price £31.00/US $57.50 (1983) (22)
Preface 2nd edition (2001) (21)
Molecular sieve zeolite technology - the first twenty-five years (1980) (20)
Zeolite Chemistry VII-Framework Substitution for Aluminum in Zeolites VIA Secondary Synthesis Treatment. (1989) (16)
Leucite-Pollucite Glass Ceramics: A new Family of Refractory Materials with Adjustable Thermal-Expansion (1992) (11)
The Hydrolysis of Alkyl and Aryl Chlorosilanes. II. Rates and Mechanism of Hydrolysis in Homogeneous Solution (1957) (10)
Hydrolysis of Alkyl and Aryl Chlorosilanes. I. Conductometric Titration (1957) (8)
Synthesis and characterization of phi-type zeolites LZ-276 and LZ-277: faulted members of the ABC-D6R family of zeolites (1999) (8)
Zeolite Chemistry: Substitution of Iron or Titanium for Aluminum in Zeolites via Reaction with the Respective Ammonium Fluoride Salts (1989) (8)
Measurement of Chemical Shifts in Zeolites by X-Ray Emission (1977) (8)
Nanoscale Engineered Ceramics From Zeolites: Creating The Ideal Precursor For High-Quality Cordierite (1991) (7)
Chapter 2. CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL ZEOLITES (1977) (7)
Molecular Sieve Zeolites: An Industrial Research Success Story (2005) (5)
Introduction to zeolite science and practice: Preface 2nd edition (2001) (4)
ZEOLITES AS CERAMICS: ENGINEERING NEW AND NOVEL CERAMIC COMPOSITIONS AND MICROSTRUCTURES FROM MOLECULAR SIEVES (1993) (3)
Molecular Sieve Materials: Their Synthesis, Properties, and Characterizations (1984) (3)
Chapter 8. COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES OF NATURAL ZEOLITES (1977) (3)
Synthesis and characterization of zeolites LZ-276 and LZ-277 (1995) (3)
Preface 1st edition (2001) (2)
Germanium-aluminum-phosphorus-oxide sieve compositions molecular (1991) (0)
molecular sieve zeolite and process for its manufacture (1977) (0)
A process for the production of synthetic nitrogen-containing crystalline zeolite (1962) (0)
Replacement of aluminum by chromium and / or tin in the framework of a molecular sieve by treatment with fluoride salts. (1988) (0)
Synthesis method of nichtzeolitischen molecular sieves. (1988) (0)
Polymorphic crystalline silica and process for its manufacture (1977) (0)
Hydrocarbon Conversion Catalysts Derived from Synthetic Alunite-Type and Jarosite-Type Crystal Structures (1976) (0)
A process for preparing a crystalline non-zeolitic molecular sieve in a preformed alumina or silica-aluminiumoxidlegeme (1988) (0)
HYDROTHERMAL PROCESS FOR GROWING CRYS. TALS HAVING THE STRUCTURE OF BERYLN AN ALKALINE HALDE MEDUM (2017) (0)
Crystalline aluminophosphates procedure for their production and their use (1981) (0)
HYDROTHERMAL GARNET CRYSTALS: HYDROTHERMAL CRYSTAL GROWTH OF CALCIUM ALUMINOSILICATE GARNET CONTAINING DIVALENT RARE EARTH IONS (1966) (0)
Activated zeolite beta catalyst and isomerization (1992) (0)
Crystalline metal-aluminum phosphate. (1984) (0)

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