“…18,19 The composition provides a positively charged environment, which can adsorb the oppositely charged inorganic or organic molecule, such as carboxylic acids, anionic polymers, cyclodextrin, organic phosphoric acids, fullerene and anionic surfactant. 20,21 LDHs exhibit many properties such as catalysis, catalyst precursors, anion exchangers, adsorbents, and bioactive materials. 22,23 LDHs are also an attractive material for electrode function of transducer surfaces, because of their thermal stability, chemical inertia, well-defined layered structure, ion-exchange properties, and low cost.…”