1998
DOI: 10.1006/jssc.1998.7962
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Preparation of Anion Exchangeable Layered Mixed Basic Salt Ni1–xZn2x(OH)2(OCOCH3)2xnH2O Thin Film under Hydrothermal Conditions

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“…[2] Although a large variety of layered materials possessing cation-exchange properties (such as cationic clays, metal phosphates and phosphonates, and layered oxides) are known, layered materials that exhibit anion-exchange properties are comparatively rare. [3] Thus far, only hydrotalcitetype layered double hydroxides (LDHs) [4] and some layered hydroxide (or basic) salts [5] have been found to be anion exchangers. The lamellar structure and the anion-exchange properties of LDHs make them attractive for a wide variety of technological applications, for example, as ion exchangers, adsorbents, pharmaceutical stabilizers, and precursors of catalytic materials.…”
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“…[2] Although a large variety of layered materials possessing cation-exchange properties (such as cationic clays, metal phosphates and phosphonates, and layered oxides) are known, layered materials that exhibit anion-exchange properties are comparatively rare. [3] Thus far, only hydrotalcitetype layered double hydroxides (LDHs) [4] and some layered hydroxide (or basic) salts [5] have been found to be anion exchangers. The lamellar structure and the anion-exchange properties of LDHs make them attractive for a wide variety of technological applications, for example, as ion exchangers, adsorbents, pharmaceutical stabilizers, and precursors of catalytic materials.…”
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“…A weak DTA endothermic feature at 230 °C and a vigorous exothermic peak at 340 °C in Figure 6A correspond to the complete thermal decomposition of ZNA resulting from the loss of OH ions bound to Ni 2+ and the decomposition of the acetate anions, respectively. 45 accessed by following the link in the citation at the bottom of the page. Data obtained from XRD analysis of solid residues obtained at various points in the heating ramp for ZNA are shown in Figure 8.…”
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“…Their general formula is M . [13][14][15][16] Due to the structural characteristics of LHSs, various kinds of anions can be intercalated, from simple monoatomic species to complex molecules.…”
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“…Their general formula is M . [13][14][15][16] Due to the structural characteristics of LHSs, various kinds of anions can be intercalated, from simple monoatomic species to complex molecules.The main goal of this work is to further study the intercalation of UV radiation absorbers into LHSs. This could possibly give rise to a new generation of sunscreens that could significantly reduce the absorption of the active molecules by the human skin, avoiding the cause of many allergic reactions and also slowing their photodegradation.…”
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