E. Rodriguezcastellon et al., MAS-NMR STUDY OF PILLARED ALPHA-TIN AND ALPHA-ZIRCONIUM PHOSPHATES WITH ALUMINUM OLIGOMERS, Journal of physical chemistry, 99(5), 1995, pp. 1491-1497
The nature of the interaction of Keggin-like aluminum oligomers with l
ayered alpha-tin and alpha-zirconium phosphates (alpha-SnP and alpha-Z
rP) has been studied by P-31 and Al-27 MAS-NMR, complemented with infr
ared and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopies. According to the type of
aluminum solution used, monolayers and bilayers of the tridecamer ion
[AlO4Al12(OH)(24)(H2O)(12)](7+) or dimeric polyoxocations, derived fro
m this ion, are intercalated into the layered phosphates. The interact
ion of the phosphate layer with aluminum species causes a shift of the
P-31 Signal toward high field. The Al-27 spectra show the typical res
onance Lines corresponding to octahedral and tetrahedral aluminum, tog
ether with a third resonance at ca. 30 ppm assigned to pentacoordinate
d aluminum, that increases in pillared phosphates formed by calcinatio
n at 400 degrees C. From these results interlayer Al oxide pillars wou
ld be cross-linked to the phosphate layer through pentacoordinated Al.
The interaction of aluminum with the phosphate layer is stronger in a
lpha-ZrP than in alpha-SnP.