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New Layered Double Hydroxide, Zn–Ti LDH : Preparation and Intercalation Reactions

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The layered double hydroxide (LDH) well known for its abilityto intercalate anionic compounds has been prepared conventionallyonly with bivalent and trivalent cations. In this study, Zn–Ti LDH consisting of bivalent and tetravalent cations was prepared, andreacted with organic monocarboxylic, dicarboxylic and aromatic acidsat high or room temperature. XRD patterns of the prepared LDH(Zn–Ti-CO3) showed that interlayer spacing of the LDH was 0.67 nm. The value was small compared to the usual LDH (Zn–Al–CO3)of 0.76 nm in the case of carbonate anion as the guest. Also, DTA,TG and DTG analysis indicated that the electrostatic force betweenthe layers and carbonate anions increased where the carbonate anionsin Zn–Ti LDH decomposed at 255 °C while those inZn–Al–CO3 decomposed at 230–240 °C.

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Saber, O., Tagaya, H. New Layered Double Hydroxide, Zn–Ti LDH : Preparation and Intercalation Reactions. Journal of Inclusion Phenomena 45, 107–115 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023078728942

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