Intercalation compounds of a synthetic alkylammonium-smectite with alkanolamines and their unique humidity response properties
Intercalation compounds of a synthetic alkylammonium-smectite with alkanolamines and their unique humidity response properties
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合成烷基铵蒙皂石与链烷醇胺的插层化合物及其独特的湿度响应特性
DOI:
10.1016/j.clay.2014.11.013
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
5.6
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and T. Ando
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作者:
K. Fujii;H. Hashizume;S. Shuichi;K. Ariga;and T. Ando
Triethanolamine (TEA) and diethylethanolamine (DEEA) were introduced into the interlayer space of a synthetic alkylammonium smectite (Synth A-Sm) in order to prepare novel intercalation compounds. The inorganic and organic moieties bond covalently with each other in Synth A-Sm. The intercalation compounds prepared (Synth A-Sm TEA and DEEA) showed unique humidity response. A wide range of preparation conditions was tested for the intercalation of the alkanolamines. Then it was revealed that the intercalation was achieved with alkanolamines/Synth A-Sm ratiosxof 20–375 mmol/g from room temperature (RT) to 180 °C. X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis showed that the basal spacing increased by the intercalation of TEA or DEEA in the interlayer space of the Synth A-Sm. The basal spacing was independent ofx, indicating that TEA was intercalated less than or equal to the saturation value. The interlayer space of Synth A-Sm did not infinitely swell with the introduction of TEA. The basal spacing did not change under dry nitrogen flow in the case of the Synth A-Sm TEA compounds. On the other hand, the basal spacing decreased under dry nitrogen flow in the case of Synth A-Sm DEEA compounds. DEEA easily deintercalated under nitrogen flow at RT. Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectra of the prepared intercalation compounds were simple superimpositions of the spectra of Synth A-Sm and the guest alkanolamines (TEA or DEEA).The Synth A-Sm TEA compounds prepared were characterized under controlled relative humidity. The XRD measurements indicated that the basal spacing was independent of the relative humidity. However, as relative humidity increased, the X-ray reflections from the Synth A-Sm TEA compounds drastically weakened. The XRD analysis was performed under repeated humidification-drying cycles. The XRD results revealed that the unique humidity response is reversible.