2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.materresbull.2014.11.026
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Influence of sodium dodecyl sulfate concentration on the photocatalytic activity and dielectric properties of intercalated sodium dodecyl sulfate into Zn–Cd–Al layered double hydroxide

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“…In addition, LDH-2 still retained the original layered structure as seen for structure I in LDH-1. This result confirmed the partial exchange of NO 3 anions by the 2 nm-sized dodecyl sulfate anions as seen in previous reports [43,44]. Very interestingly, the intercalation in the CMC cluster causes a significant The HRTEM image of Mo 6 @LDH-2 shows black areas assigned to the aggregated Mo cluster anion ( Fig.…”
Section: Characterizationssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…In addition, LDH-2 still retained the original layered structure as seen for structure I in LDH-1. This result confirmed the partial exchange of NO 3 anions by the 2 nm-sized dodecyl sulfate anions as seen in previous reports [43,44]. Very interestingly, the intercalation in the CMC cluster causes a significant The HRTEM image of Mo 6 @LDH-2 shows black areas assigned to the aggregated Mo cluster anion ( Fig.…”
Section: Characterizationssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…It was modeled by the second type of universal power law ( Eq. (10) ) [ 31 , 32 , 33 ]. The dielectric properties of anionic clay (LDH) in both the Nyquist and Bode diagrams will be determined by the relaxation mechanism which can be achieved by either intra-cluster or inter-cluster charge recombination of water molecule, or other routes (NO 3 − ) as result of applied electric field in the frequency range [34] .…”
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“…The first thermal decomposition which lies at 107 °C with a loss of 0.8% normally comes from water adsorption. The second and third thermal events with 23–49% weight loss are referring to the oxidation of the total alkyl chain of dodecyl sulfate anions that are present in SDS [ 16 ]. The last stage, corresponding to 3.58%, may be related to metallic sulfate formation, similar to the SDBS compound.…”
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confidence: 99%