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Aluminium oxides, oxoacids, oxoanions and hydroxides

The catalytic and adsorbing properties of y-Al203, AIO(OH) and A1(0H)3 make this group of compounds invaluable commercially. One use of Al(OH)3 is as a mordant, i.e. it absorbs dyes and is used to fix them to fabrics. The amphoteric nature of y-Al203 and Al(OH)3 is illustrated in reactions 12.51-12.54 equation 12.53 shows the formation of an aluminate when Al(OH)3 dissolves in excess alkali. [Pg.316]

For use as the stationary phases in chromatography, acidic, neutral and basic forms of alumina are commercially available. [Pg.316]

The electrical and/or magnetic properties of a number of mixed oxides of A1 and other metals including members of the spinel family (see Box 12.6) and sodium P-alumina (see Section 27.3) have extremely important industrial applications. In this section, we single out Ca3Al205 because of its role in cement manufacture, and because it contains a [Pg.316]

The spinel lattice is not geometrically simple but can be considered in terms of a cubic close-packed array of ions with one-eighth of the tetrahedral holes occupied by A ions and half of the octahedral holes occupied by B ions. The unit cell contains eight formula units, i.e. [AB2X4]g. [Pg.316]

Some mixed metal oxides AB2X4 in which at least one of the metals is a i-block element (e.g. CoFe204) possess an inverse spinel structure which is derived from the spinel lattice by exchanging the sites of the A ions with half of the B ions. [Pg.316]

Aluminium oxide occurs in two main forms a-alumina corundum) and Y-AI2O3 activated alumina). The solid state structure of 0t-Al2O3 consists of an hep array of ions with cations occupying two-thirds of the octahedral interstitial sites. ot-Alumina is extremely hard and is relatively unreactive (e.g. it is resistant to attack by acids). Its density (4.0gcm ) exceeds that of Y-AI2O3 (3.5gcm ) which has a defect spinel structure (see Box 13.6 and Section 21.10). The a-form is made by dehydrating [Pg.349]

CHEMICAL AND THEORETICAL BACKGROUND Box 13.6 Normal spinel and inverse spinel lattices [Pg.350]

The occupation of octahedral sites may be ordered or random, and structure types cannot be simply partitioned into normal or inverse . A parameter A is used to provide information about the distribution of cations in the interstitial sites of the close-packed array of X ions A indicates the proportion of B ions occupying tetrahedral holes. For a normal spinel, A = 0 for an inverse spinel, A = 0.5. Thus, for MgAl204, A = 0, and for CoFc204, A = 0.5. Other [Pg.350]

Aluminium oxide occurs in two main forms a-alumina corundum) and Y-AI2O3 activated alumina). The solid [Pg.397]

21 The structures of selected borate anions trigonal planar and tetrahedral B atoms are present, and each tetrahedral B carries a negative charge. The [6405(011)4] anion occurs in the minerals borax and kernite. In the pyroborate ion, [6205] , the B-O-B btmd angle depends on the cation present, e.g. Z.B-0-B = 153° in C02B2O5, and 131.5° in Mg2B205. [Pg.398]


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