Handbook of Layered MaterialsFocusing on layered compounds at the core of materials intercalation chemistry, this reference comprehensively explores clays and other classes of materials exhibiting the ability to pillar, or establish permanent intracrystalline porosity within layers. It offers an authoritative presentation of their fundamental properties as well as summaries of |
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... observed only for sepiolite - palygorskites , at 100-150 ° C . Inter- layer water , which is associated with interlayer cations in smectites as monolayers ( 2.5 Å ) or bilayers ( 5 Å ) , is liberated between 100 and 200 ° C ...
... observed only for sepiolite - palygorskites , at 100-150 ° C . Inter- layer water , which is associated with interlayer cations in smectites as monolayers ( 2.5 Å ) or bilayers ( 5 Å ) , is liberated between 100 and 200 ° C ...
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... observed for the Si - O and Si - O - Si tetrahedral stretching vibrations near 1000-1100 cm - 1 , Al - O stretching near 600 cm - 1 , and octahedral Fe , Al , or Mg bending frequencies near 800-900 cm - 1 ( 28 ) . One of the most useful ...
... observed for the Si - O and Si - O - Si tetrahedral stretching vibrations near 1000-1100 cm - 1 , Al - O stretching near 600 cm - 1 , and octahedral Fe , Al , or Mg bending frequencies near 800-900 cm - 1 ( 28 ) . One of the most useful ...
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... observed . Furthermore , there is neither a limiting uptake at high P / P values nor a definitive mesoporous region . Therefore the porous net- work is defined differently . Sepiolite ( Fig . 6b ) shows a classic H3 hysteresis loop ...
... observed . Furthermore , there is neither a limiting uptake at high P / P values nor a definitive mesoporous region . Therefore the porous net- work is defined differently . Sepiolite ( Fig . 6b ) shows a classic H3 hysteresis loop ...
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... observed for all clays , but the resonances are weak , broad , and difficult to assign . Furthermore , two types of methane reso- nances are observed in saponite ( peak # 3 at about 10 ppm ) -a narrow peak for mobile methane molecules ...
... observed for all clays , but the resonances are weak , broad , and difficult to assign . Furthermore , two types of methane reso- nances are observed in saponite ( peak # 3 at about 10 ppm ) -a narrow peak for mobile methane molecules ...
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Contents
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ClayOrganic Interactions Organoclay Complexes and PolymerClay Nanocomposites | 91 |
Sorption of Nitroaromatic Compounds on Clay Surfaces | 155 |
Photoprocesses in ClayOrganic Complexes | 191 |
Pillared Clays and Porous Clay Heterostructures | 261 |
Layered aZirconium Phosphates and Phosphonates | 313 |
Layered Double Hydroxides LDHs | 373 |
Layered Manganese Oxides Synthesis Properties and Applications | 475 |
Layered Metal Chalcogenides | 509 |
Alkali Silicates and Crystalline Silicic Acids | 541 |
Index | 631 |
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Page 279 - In recent years a number of investigations have been carried out to study adsorption in pillared clays, almost all of which are experimental in nature.
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Page 1 - The term clay refers to a naturally occurring material composed primarily of fine-grained minerals, which is generally plastic at appropriate water contents and will harden when dried or fired.
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Page 266 - Adjacent layers are stacked in such a way that the potassium ion is equidistant from 12 oxygens, 6 of each layer (Fig.
Page 25 - Walling 34 suggests a similar definition for the acid strength as the ability of the surface to convert an adsorbed neutral base to its conjugate acid where Ho =-log(aAfB/ fAfi) (2) Where now, aA is the activity of the Lewis acid or electron acceptor.
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