nickel incorporation in fe(ii, iii) hydroxysulfate green rust: effect on crystal lattice spacing and oxidation products incorporação de níquel em fe (ii-iii) grenn rust hidroxisulfato: efeito sobre a estrutura cristalina e produtos de oxidação

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Abstract
Ni(II)-Fe(II)-Fe(III) layered double hydroxides (LDH) or Ni-containing sulfate green rust (GR2) samples were prepared from Ni(II), Fe(II) and Fe(III) sulfate salts and analyzed with X ray diffraction. Nickel is readily incorporated in the GR2 structure and forms a solid solution between GR2 and a Ni(II)-Fe(III) LDH. There is a correlation between the unit cell a-value and the fraction of Ni(II) incorporated into the Ni(II)-GR2 structure. Since there is strong evidence that the divalent/trivalent cation ratio in GR2 is fixed at 2, it is possible in principle to determine the extent of divalent cation substitution for Fe(II) in GR2 from the unit cell a-value. Oxidation forms a mixture of minerals but the LDH structure is retained if at least 20 % of the divalent cations in the initial solution are Ni(II). It appears that Ni(II) is incorporated in a stable LDH structure. This may be important for two reasons, first for understanding the formation of LDHs, which are anion exchangers, in the natural environment. Secondly, this is important for understanding the fate of transition metals in the environment, particularly in the presence of reduced Fe compounds.
Amostras de hidróxidos de dupla camada (HDC), ou "sulfate green rust" (GR2), contendo Ni foram preparadas utilizando-se sulfatos de Ni(II), Fe(II) e Fe(III) e analisadas por difração de raios X. O Ni está incorporado na estrutura do GR2 e forma um sólido entre GR2 e um HDC contendo Ni(II)-Fe(III). Há correlação entre os valores de "a" da célula unitária e os da fração de Ni(II) incorporado na estrutura do Ni(II)-GR2. Desde que haja forte evidência de que a razão entre os cátions divalente/trivalente no GR2 seja igual a 2, é possível, a princípio, determinar a extensão da substituição do cátion divalente por Fe(II) no GR2 a partir dos valores de "a" da célula unitária do cristal. Sob o efeito da oxidação, é formada uma mistura de minerais, porém a estrutura do HDC não é alterada se pelo menos 20 % dos cátions divalentes na solução inicial forem de Ni(II). Isso parece indicar que o Ni(II) está incorporado à estrutura estável do HDC, o que é importante por duas razões: para entender a formação dos HDC, os quais são trocadores aniônicos em condições naturais no meio ambiente; e para entender o destino dos metais de transição no ambiente, particularmente na presença de compostos de Fe na forma reduzida.
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Authors ;Lucia Helena Garófalo Chaves;Joan Elizabeth Curry;David Andrew Stone;Michael D. Carducci;Jon Chorover
Journal Revista de saude publica
Year 2009
DOI
10.1590/S0100-06832009000500005
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-06832009000500005
Keywords
layered double hydroxide ldh

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