Intercalation of primary diamines and amino acid in the layer structure oxide HTiNbO5
Intercalation of primary diamines and amino acid in the layer structure oxide HTiNbO5
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层状结构氧化物 HTiNbO5 中伯二胺和氨基酸的插层
DOI:
10.1016/0022-4596(85)90288-9
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发表时间:
1985
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通讯作者:
B. Raveau
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作者:
A. Grandin;M. Borel;B. Raveau
The intercalation of primary diamines in the layer structure HTiNbO5has been studied. This intercalation is quantitative and reversible: ten compounds have been synthesized corresponding to the general formula NH3(CH2)nNH(3(TiNbO5)2withn= 2–10 and 12. For each composition, two forms have been observed according to the temperature of synthesis, called low temperature (l.t.) and high temperature (h.t.), respectively. The X-ray diffraction study of these compounds shows that they are orthorhombic, withaandbparameters close to those of HTiNbO5. The l.t. and h.t. forms differ one from another by the value of thecparameter which characterizes the spacing between the (TiNbO5) layers. The values of thecparameters are interpreted in terms of a transversal orientation of the diamine chains with respect to the (TiNbO5) layers. The transition l.t. áh h.t. is explained by a conformational change of the diamine involving the formation either of gauche bonds or of kinks. The intercalation of an amino acid, lysine, is also quantitative and characterized by the intercalation of one mole per proton leading to the formulationthe greater value of thecparameter observed for this compound results from the formation of hydrogen bonds between the lysine molecules, which ensure the cohesion of the structure.