“…The four 29 Si NMR peaks correspond to the four different types of silicon atoms in the structure as indicated in Scheme 1 (see S.I. section) [25,38].…”
Section: Gas Separationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The three different Q 3 silicon atoms in the layer give peaks at À92 ppm, À94.3 ppm and À97.8 ppm, respectively for Si located at near edge (2), center (3) and edge (1), as indicated on Scheme 1 (see S.I. Section) [25,38]. Fig.…”
Section: Gas Separationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The three peaks observed in Fig. 5A at À92 ppm, À94.8 ppm and À98.3 ppm correspond to the Q 3 silicons in the clay structure [25,38]. In the case of PDMS/Sepiolite (Fig.…”
“…The four 29 Si NMR peaks correspond to the four different types of silicon atoms in the structure as indicated in Scheme 1 (see S.I. section) [25,38].…”
Section: Gas Separationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The three different Q 3 silicon atoms in the layer give peaks at À92 ppm, À94.3 ppm and À97.8 ppm, respectively for Si located at near edge (2), center (3) and edge (1), as indicated on Scheme 1 (see S.I. Section) [25,38]. Fig.…”
Section: Gas Separationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The three peaks observed in Fig. 5A at À92 ppm, À94.8 ppm and À98.3 ppm correspond to the Q 3 silicons in the clay structure [25,38]. In the case of PDMS/Sepiolite (Fig.…”
“…Silicates and more concretely clay minerals have been studied by solid state NMR [24][25][26]. Barron et al [27,28] reported the first solid state NMR work on sepiolite, which consists of three wellresolved resonances at −92.7, −94.3, and −90.2 ppm. A significantly less intense resonance around −85 ppm was also observed.…”
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