“…LDH with tetravalent cations such as Ti 4+ [2,3], Zr 4+ [4], V 4+ [5] are also described in the literature. Ni-Ti LDH, which can also be characterized as titaniumstabilized α-Ni(OH) 2 , are widely used in the same fields as nickel hydroxide: а) as electrode materials for power sources, such as lamellar alkaline accumulators [6,7], supercapacitors with composite [8] or individual film electrodes [9], supercapacitors and alkaline accumulators with pasted electrodes [10]; b) as electrochromic films for devices based on nickel hydroxide [11], Ni-Al LDH [12], Ni LDH with various cations [13]; c) as a catalyst for electrooxidation of various organic compounds [14], including methanol [15,16].…”