Influence of Ti(IV) on the structure and properties of zinc hydroxychloride
Influence of Ti(IV) on the structure and properties of zinc hydroxychloride
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Ti(IV)对羟基氯化锌结构和性能的影响
DOI:
10.1016/j.corsci.2008.08.022
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发表时间:
2008
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T. Ishikawa
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作者:
Hidekazu Tanaka;Aya Futoyu;A. Fujioka;K. Kandori;T. Ishikawa
Layered material of zinc hydroxychloride (Zn5(OH)8Cl2·H2O: ZHC), which is one of the basic zinc salts (BZS), prepared from ZnO nano-particles aged with aqueous ZnCl2solutions containing TiCl4was examined by various means. The Ti/(Ti + Zn) atomic ratio (XTi) was ranged from 0 to 0.10. XRD results indicated that the diffraction intensity of ZHC was decreased with increasing XTi. The ZHC formed at XTi=0 is hexagonal plate particles with ca. 4μm in size and ca. 0.2μm in thickness. The particle size was reduced by doping Ti(IV) and the irregular particles were generated at XTi⩾0.03. The Ti content was increased with increasing XTiand Ti(IV) was more easily incorporated in the products than Zn(II). Diffuse reflection UV–vis results suggested that Ti(IV) in the products at XTi⩽0.01 is tetrahedral coordination and that at XTi⩾0.03 is a mixture of tetrahedral and octahedral ones. These facts prove that Ti(IV) inhibits the formation and crystal growth of ZHC. The specific surface area of Ti-doped ZHC estimated from N2adsorption isotherms was increased with increasing XTiowing to the decrease of particle size. Contrary to the N2adsorption, H2O monolayer adsorption capacity per unit surface area was reduced as XTiincreased. This seems that the layered structure of ZHC, which is accessible to H2O molecules but not to N2molecules, is disintegrated by incorporation of Ti(IV). Similarly, adsorption of CO2on ZHC was inhibited by doping Ti(IV).