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A facile and mild method was successfully developed to prepare the stable, highly siliceous Ti-UTL zeolite with extra-large pores. The hydroxyl free radical (˙OH) was introduced for the first time to effectively promote the isomorphous substitution of Si for framework Ge under room temperature and neutral conditions, resulting in a stable titanosilicate with an outstanding catalytic activity for oxidative desulfurization.

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