WO1992000808A1 - Procede d'intercalation de piliers de particules de perovskite dans les argiles stratifiees - Google Patents
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- This invention is referred to a process of intercallation of perovskitic pillars of different composition into swelling clays and the products obtained from such a process.
- Clays are minerals, abundant in nature, which are used in different applications like for example catalysts and sorbents as well as in different household goods of extensive use like washing machine powders.
- Of special interest between the clays appear those which possess the ability to swell with adsorption, or absorption, between their aluminosilicate layers of different molecules like water or other chemical compounds.
- a swelling clay and especially of Na Montmorillonite, is shown.
- the process of intercalation takes usually place by using different hydroxy-polymers like those of Al, Fe and La, which are mixed with the clay and in a pre-set pH value are inserted into the layers. Then the hydroxy-polymers are dehydrated by heating and leave between the clay layers pillars of the corresponding oxide. In some cases it has been successfully achieved the introduction of two different discrete pillars into the layers of the clay, Le. A10 x and FeO y . Such pillared forms of clays, with one or two discrete oxidic pillars between their layers, are shown in fig.2.
- SUBSTITUTE SHEET compound forms complexes of the type M(phen)2 + 3 which are inserted between the layer and are decomposed by heating at 350°C. At this point a collapse of layers is observed.
- the nano-particles which were successfully intercallated in this work between the clay layers were of the form ABO x and they possess the structure of perovskite ABO 3 or its relative structure A2BO 4 (fig.3).
- the structure A2BO 4 is originated from structure ABO 3 , which characterizes the typical perovskites, if between the layers ABO3 units of AO are inserted .
- Such materials ABO3 an/or A2BO4 appear tremendous technological applications as burning catalysts.piezocrystals, superconductors etc.
- thermographs both of ALa(fsaen)N ⁇ 3 .xH 2 ⁇ ,as well as of the pillared ALa(fsaen)N ⁇ 3 .xH 2 ⁇ - Montmorillonite , a thermalbalance TRDA3H of the CHYO BALANCE COORPORATION controlled by a PC was used with simultaneous recording of T, TG, DTG and DTA signals.
- the amount of samples used was in each case around lOOmgr in platinum cruciblesAs a blank 0--AI 2 O 3 was used.
- CoLa(fsaen)N ⁇ 3 .H 2 ⁇ shows a complete loss of organic part at 520°C.
- the total loss observed in the thermobalance is 63.9% as compared to 63.3% which is the theoretical loss according to the reaction :
- the methods of synthesis of perovskites used up to now are the nitrate and the citrate one.
- the mixture of nitrate salts of the corresponding metals is heated up to 1100°C for different hours and thus the perovskite phase is formed.
- citric acid is added in the mixture of nitrate salts for the possible complexation of the corresponding metal ion. Then by heating at 800-900°C perovskites are obtained.
- Perovskites are also formed by heating of oxides in molten mixtures with NaOH as well as by the method of sol-gel.
- the present method by the. use of binuclear complexes, results in formation of perovskites at lower temperatures, around 500-600°C.
- Montmorillonite The pillared clays Montmorillonite-ALa(fsaen) were tested in a thermobalance under conditions similar to those described previously for pure complexes. Two such thermographs for the materials CoLa(fsaen)- Montmorillonite and MnLa(fsaen)-Montmorillonite are shown in fig.10.
- thermographs indicate that the weight loss occurs in two steps. One up to about 130°C when loss of the adsorbed and/or crystalline water take place endothermically and a second exothermic step around 350-450°C, depending on the sample, when the burning of the organic part of the complex take place exothermically.
- the total weight loss in pillared Montmorillonites is due to three factors (a) loss of adsorbed water, (b) loss of the crystalline water and (c) loss of the organic part of the complex. Calculation of those three parameters from weight loss experiments resulted
- SUBSTITUTE SHEET in a value of amount of complexes trapped into Montmorillonite equal to 1.8 mmoles/g, 1.7 mmoles/gr and 1.9 mmoles/g for the materials CoLa(fsaen)- Montmorillonite, NiLa(fsaen)-Montmorilonite and MnLa(fsaen)-
- LaCoO ⁇ -Mont At 600°C those distances drop to 13.0 A as compared with o the 9.6A of the nonpillared Montmorillonite. Therefore even at the relative high temperatures of 500 and 600oC there exists stable enough pillars between "the aluminosilicate layers and the materials possess a porous structure and high surface and can be used as a sorbents and catalysts in different chemical tranfo ⁇ nations.
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Abstract
On décrit l'intercalation, dans de l'argile stratifiée à aluminosilicate, par exemple la smectite et notamment la montomorillonite, de microparticules de pérovskite du type général ABOx, où A est La ou un autre cation normalement non réductible et approprié pour les structures de pérovskite, tandis que B est un cation normalement réductible. Le procédé d'intercalation consiste à réaliser une synthèse de complexes binucléaires répondant à la formule générale AB(fsaen) NO3. Ces complexes sont adsorbés par l'argile et occupent le volume compris entre les couches d'aluminosilicate. Ensuite, on chauffe le système AB(fsaen)-montmorillonite obtenu et on brûle la partie organique du cation complexe, laquelle est libérée sous forme de produits volatils, en laissant entre les couches d'argile (montomorillonite) des piliers à caractère pérovskitique constitués par exemple de LaCoO3, de LaMnO3, de LaNiO3 et de LaCuO3. Les produits finals présentent des surfaces spécifiques de 200 à 250 m2/gr à une température comprise entre 500 et 600 °C. Les distances séparant les couches d'aluminosilicate sont d'environ 16A à 500 °C et de 13 à 14 Å à 600 °C, ce qui explique leur grande superficie. La résistance à la chaleur de ce genre de matériaux à des températures allant jusqu'à 600 ou 700 °C rend possible leur utilisation en tant qu'adsorbants ou absorbants, ainsi qu'en tant que catalyseurs hétérogènes destinés à diverses applications industrielles.
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