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New Porous Structures from Layered Phosphonates, separation of 13.8?. The layers are cross-linked into a three dimensional structure by virtue of the phosphonic acid bonding across two adjacent layers. It would be expected that this compound would be non-porous since the distance between adjacent organic pillars (crosslinks) along the layers is 5

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,New, Hydrotalcite-Type Catalytic Materials: Preparation of the Series Mg4?xZnxAl2(OH)12[B3O3(OH)4]2 two broad groups: cationic clays, which nature prefers, and anionic clays. Anionic clays, which are the topic of our study, are rare in nature but relatively simple and inexpensive to prepare in the laboratory. Naturally occurring hydrotalcite, Mg.Al.(OH).CO.?4H.O, is an example of an anionic clay.

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Book 1997 applied research, materials make possible life and society as we know it today. Materials, ranging from ceramics to semiconductors to composites, are such that new ones must not only be designed and made ... they must also be characterized in terms of their physical, chemical, and mechanical proper

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