1988
DOI: 10.1021/ic00289a009
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Proton-sodium exchange in magadiite. Spectroscopic study (NMR, IR) of the evolution of interlayer OH groups

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“…5), the weight loss below 250 °C amounts to 11.42% which is attributed to dehydration, an endothermic process. Above 250 °C, the weight loss is about 0.72% due to the condensation of the silanol groups,21 which is associated with an endothermic process. Therefore, from these observations the disappearance of layered structure may be due to the condensation of the silanol groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5), the weight loss below 250 °C amounts to 11.42% which is attributed to dehydration, an endothermic process. Above 250 °C, the weight loss is about 0.72% due to the condensation of the silanol groups,21 which is associated with an endothermic process. Therefore, from these observations the disappearance of layered structure may be due to the condensation of the silanol groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os filossilicatos naturais ou sintéticos como magadeíta 129 , montmorrilonita [130][131][132][133] , caolinita 134 e mica 135 apresentam-se ainda como trocadores catiônicos e despertam grande interesse neste campo.…”
Section: Breve Comparação Com Outros Suportes Adsorventesunclassified
“…A magadeíta por sua vez 129 , mostrase como trocador frente ao par H + / Na + , com o processo de troca exercendo marcantes efeitos sobre a estrutura da matriz.…”
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“…To remove molecular H20 adsorbed on the extemal surface, the products were dried at 200~ under a reduced pressure for 1 h. For the preparation of D-magadiite, the treatment with DC1 and the drying procedure were repeated three times under a nitrogen atmosphere to increase the amount of deuterium atoms. The obtained magadiites were identified by X-ray powder diffraction and 29Si MAS NMR measurements (Dailey and Pinnavaia, Kosuge et al, 1992;Rojo et al, 1983Rojo et al, , 1988. For the D-magadiite, the displacement of sodium ions and protons with deuterons was confirmed by IR spectra, where the O-D stretching bands were observed in the region 2400-2800 cm -1 which replaced the O-H stretching bands (3300-3700 cm-1).…”
Section: Preparation Of 1-1-and D-magadiitementioning
confidence: 99%