Визначення механізму формування цинкових та нікелевих подвійно-шаруватих гідроксидів

The object of the study – the formation mechanism of Zn-Al nitrate, Zn-Al tripolyphosphate, Ni-Al carbonate and Ni(II)-Ni(III) carbonate layered-double hydroxides (LDHs). To calculate the composition of the precipitate at the LDH formation stage, the following hypotheses were proposed: 1) basic salt hypothesis (BSH): all cations completely precipitate, then OH- ions replace the anions; 2) variable cation composition hypothesis (VCCH): the precipitate is formed by a saturated "guest" cation, and subsequently the amount of the "host" cation increases. Potentiometric titration with a glass electrode was used to determine the LDH formation mechanism. A two-stage formation mechanism was observed for Zn-Al-NO3 LDH. At the first stage, aluminum hydroxide forms (pH = 6.47) via the formation of the hydroxo salt Al(OH)0,667(NO3)2,333 (pH = 4.98). At the second stage, LDH formation proceeds through intermediate stages: at pH = 7.36, the is composition Zn0,8Al0,2(OH)1,20(NO3)1,00 (BSH) or Zn0,667Al0,333(OH)2(NO3)1,667 (VCCH), at pH = 9.35, the composition is Zn0,8Al0,2(OH)1,93(NO3)0,27 (BSH) or Zn0,793Al0,207(OH)2(NO3)0,204 (VCCH). A two-stage mechanism is characteristic of Zn-Al-Р3О10 LDH. At pH = 6.25, the hydroxo salt Al(OH)2,66(P3O10)0,067 is formed, whereas at pH = 9.25, LDH with the composition Zn0,8Al0,2(OH)2,00(P3O10)0,040 is obtained. For Zn-Al LDH, a pH range of 7–10 is recommended. It was found that during the formation of Ni-Al-CO3 LDH, the stage of Al hydroxocompound formation is absent due to the complete irreversible hydrolysis of Al3+ in the presence of At pH = 6.5, the precipitate Ni0,8Al0,2(OH)1,066(CO3)0,567 (BSH) or Ni0,624Al0,376(OH)2(CO3)0,376 (VCCH) is formed, which is transformed into LDH upon further alkalization. The synthesis of Ni-Al-CO3 LDH should be carried out at pH = 8–11. A single-stage formation mechanism is determined for Ni(II)-Ni(III)-CO3 LDH, with a recommended synthesis pH range of 10–11. Comparative analysis shows that the VCCH better describes the change in the precipitate composition during LDH formation

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The Scientific Issues of Ternopil Volodymyr Hnatiuk National Pedagogical University Series pedagogy
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2026-04-30
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Layered Double Hydroxides Synthesis and Applications
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Визначення механізму формування цинкових та нікелевих подвійно-шаруватих гідроксидів

Володимир Юрійович Медяник, Герман Вікторович Шуклін, Валерій Анатолійович Коток, Дмитро Андрійович Cухомлин et al.
The Scientific Issues of Ternopil Volodymyr Hnatiuk National Pedagogical University Series pedagogy
Layered Double Hydroxides Synthesis and Applications
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Визначення механізму формування цинкових та нікелевих подвійно-шаруватих гідроксидів

Володимир Юрійович Медяник, Герман Вікторович Шуклін, Валерій Анатолійович Коток, Дмитро Андрійович Cухомлин, Вадим Леонідович Коваленко, Дмитро Андрійович Андрєєв, Анастасія Юріївна Борисенко, Антон Юрійович Допіра, Володимир Валентинович Вербицький, Олексій Олексійович Демченко
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The object of the study – the formation mechanism of Zn-Al nitrate, Zn-Al tripolyphosphate, Ni-Al carbonate and Ni(II)-Ni(III) carbonate layered-double hydroxides (LDHs). To calculate the composition of the precipitate at the LDH formation stage, the following hypotheses were proposed: 1) basic salt hypothesis (BSH): all cations completely precipitate, then OH- ions replace the anions; 2) variable cation composition hypothesis (VCCH): the precipitate is formed by a saturated "guest" cation, and subsequently the amount of the "host" cation increases. Potentiometric titration with a glass electrode was used to determine the LDH formation mechanism. A two-stage formation mechanism was observed for Zn-Al-NO3 LDH. At the first stage, aluminum hydroxide forms (pH = 6.47) via the formation of the hydroxo salt Al(OH)0,667(NO3)2,333 (pH = 4.98). At the second stage, LDH formation proceeds through intermediate stages: at pH = 7.36, the is composition Zn0,8Al0,2(OH)1,20(NO3)1,00 (BSH) or Zn0,667Al0,333(OH)2(NO3)1,667 (VCCH), at pH = 9.35, the composition is Zn0,8Al0,2(OH)1,93(NO3)0,27 (BSH) or Zn0,793Al0,207(OH)2(NO3)0,204 (VCCH). A two-stage mechanism is characteristic of Zn-Al-Р3О10 LDH. At pH = 6.25, the hydroxo salt Al(OH)2,66(P3O10)0,067 is formed, whereas at pH = 9.25, LDH with the composition Zn0,8Al0,2(OH)2,00(P3O10)0,040 is obtained. For Zn-Al LDH, a pH range of 7–10 is recommended. It was found that during the formation of Ni-Al-CO3 LDH, the stage of Al hydroxocompound formation is absent due to the complete irreversible hydrolysis of Al3+ in the presence of At pH = 6.5, the precipitate Ni0,8Al0,2(OH)1,066(CO3)0,567 (BSH) or Ni0,624Al0,376(OH)2(CO3)0,376 (VCCH) is formed, which is transformed into LDH upon further alkalization. The synthesis of Ni-Al-CO3 LDH should be carried out at pH = 8–11. A single-stage formation mechanism is determined for Ni(II)-Ni(III)-CO3 LDH, with a recommended synthesis pH range of 10–11. Comparative analysis shows that the VCCH better describes the change in the precipitate composition during LDH formation

The Scientific Issues of Ternopil Volodymyr Hnatiuk National Pedagogical University Series pedagogy
National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” (UA), Dragomanov Ukrainian State University (UA), Voronezh State University of Engineering Technologies (RU), Ukrainian State University of Science and Technologies (UA), Dnipro University of Technology (UA)
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Layered Double Hydroxides Synthesis and Applications
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