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Figure3. Methods of Zeolite Synthesis 3.1Conventional Method: Conventional zeolite synthesis involves the various me thods like hydrothermal, One Step, Direct, Exchanging, Seeding and aging me thod 3.1.1Hydrothermal method: Zeolite was synthesized at high tempe rature and pressure using autoclave. 3.1.2One step Method: Materials were fused with sodium hydroxide in muffle furnace . 3.1.3Direct Me thod: Two raw materials directly mixed with different condition to synthesize **zeolite . 3.1.4Exchanging Method: Sodium type zeolite (Na-Zeolite) mixed with Metal salt i.e. Cu, Fe, and Ni, etc. and stirred at room temperature. 3.1.5Seeding and aging Me thod: It is use to produce highly pure zeolite with the absence of othe r impuritie s. 3.2Green method for Synthesis of zeolite: In current trends, the main problem in zeolite researche r is the availability and cost of raw materials and conventional synthetic method. In materials specifically in alumina and silica source. Alumina sources are Dross, re dmud, etc. by Green me thod like Microwave and ultrasonic method 3.2.1Microwave method: Microwave irradiation activates the mate rials and synthe sized the zeolite . This method is used to reduce the time as well as increase the yie ld of zeolite . 3.2.2Ultrasonic method: This method is use to remove curing step (long heating).ultrasonic sound wave irradiate with materials used for synthesis of zeolite .  

Figure3. Methods of Zeolite Synthesis 3.1Conventional Method: Conventional zeolite synthesis involves the various me thods like hydrothermal, One Step, Direct, Exchanging, Seeding and aging me thod 3.1.1Hydrothermal method: Zeolite was synthesized at high tempe rature and pressure using autoclave. 3.1.2One step Method: Materials were fused with sodium hydroxide in muffle furnace . 3.1.3Direct Me thod: Two raw materials directly mixed with different condition to synthesize **zeolite . 3.1.4Exchanging Method: Sodium type zeolite (Na-Zeolite) mixed with Metal salt i.e. Cu, Fe, and Ni, etc. and stirred at room temperature. 3.1.5Seeding and aging Me thod: It is use to produce highly pure zeolite with the absence of othe r impuritie s. 3.2Green method for Synthesis of zeolite: In current trends, the main problem in zeolite researche r is the availability and cost of raw materials and conventional synthetic method. In materials specifically in alumina and silica source. Alumina sources are Dross, re dmud, etc. by Green me thod like Microwave and ultrasonic method 3.2.1Microwave method: Microwave irradiation activates the mate rials and synthe sized the zeolite . This method is used to reduce the time as well as increase the yie ld of zeolite . 3.2.2Ultrasonic method: This method is use to remove curing step (long heating).ultrasonic sound wave irradiate with materials used for synthesis of zeolite .  

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The purpose of this paper is to review the recent study in structure, nomenclature and synthetic methods of zeolite. The report shows how to obtain synthe tic methods of zeolite, their properties and broad application not only in refinerie s in catalysts, in modern zeolitical Mate rials.. The effe ct of gree n method during age ing and curing step...

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