Sorption of Aniline by Montmorillonite

S. Yariv*, Lisa Heller, Z. Sofer, W. Bodenheimer

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Abstract

Sorption of aniline by montmorillonite was studied by infra‐red, X‐ray diffraction and differential thermal analysis methods. The amount of aniline sorbed and the type of bonding depend upon the interlayer cations: anilinium, H+‐ and Al3+‐ give anilinium aniline ions, NH44‐ammonium aniline ions, alkalis and alkaline earths except Cs are bonded to aniline through water bridges and transition metal cations are coordinated to aniline partly directly and partly through water bridges. Sorption does not occur in the complete absence of water.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)741-756
Number of pages16
JournalIsrael Journal of Chemistry
Volume6
Issue number5
DOIs
StatePublished - 1968

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