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Layered double hydroxides, layer lattice structures

There are two major subdivisions of layer lattice silicates a single layer type based on a condensation of a hydroxide layer structure with one silica plane and a double layer unit in which a further inverted silica plane completes a sandwich-like structure above the hydroxide unit. Each layer lattice is theoretically complete within itself and although similar layers can stack above each other there can be no formal inter-layer ionic or covalent bond formation. [Pg.5]

There are a number of techniques that have been successfully applied to synthesize modified hydrotalcites (48). The most commonly method used is the co-precipitation of two metal salts in alkaline solution at a constant pH value of about 10. Another method uses the classical ion exchange process in which the guest anions are exchanged with the anions in the interlayer spaces of preformed layered double hydroxides to produce specific anion intercalated modified hydrotalcites. StiU another method is a lattice reconstruction after heating, i.e., calcination, which is based on the structural memory effect of these materials, due to which the original structure is reproduced after rehydration. [Pg.210]


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Double 33 structure

Double-hydroxides

Double-layer structure

Lattice structure

Layer lattices

Layer structures

Layer-lattice structure

Layered double hydroxides structure

Layered double hydroxides, layer lattice

Layered structure

Layering structuration

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