SYNTHESIS, STRUCTURE, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HALATE SODALITES - M(8)[ALSIO4](6)(XO(3))(X)(OH)(2-X) M=NA, LI, OR K, X=CL, BR, OR I

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Citation
Pj. Mead et Mt. Weller, SYNTHESIS, STRUCTURE, AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HALATE SODALITES - M(8)[ALSIO4](6)(XO(3))(X)(OH)(2-X) M=NA, LI, OR K, X=CL, BR, OR I, Zeolites, 15(6), 1995, pp. 561-568
Citations number
15
Categorie Soggetti
Chemistry Physical
Journal title
ISSN journal
01442449
Volume
15
Issue
6
Year of publication
1995
Pages
561 - 568
Database
ISI
SICI code
0144-2449(1995)15:6<561:SSACOH>2.0.ZU;2-P
Abstract
The halate sodalites of the compositions Na-8[AlSiO4](6)(ClO3)(1.91)(O H)(0.09) and Na-8[AlSiO4](6)(BrO3)(1.77)(OH)(0.23) have been prepared using low-temperature solution syntheses and the derivatives Na4.7Li3. 3[AlSiO4](6)(ClO3)(1.91)(OH)(0.09), )(0.09)Na3.3Li4.7[AlSiO4](6)(BrO3) (1.77)(OH)(0.23) and Na3.3K4.7[AlSiO4](6)(BrO3)(1.77)(OH)(0.23) obtain ed by aqueous cation exchange. All products crystallize with the cubic sodalite structure in the space group P43n. Rietveld profile refineme nt has been completed from powder neutron diffraction data collected a t 4 and 300 K revealing a structure similar to that found for perchlor ate sodalite, with the anion positioned slightly off the cage center. Infrared and Raman spectroscopy has verified the presence of the halat e anions within the beta-cage, and Si-29 MAS n.m.r. has confirmed that the framework ordering is consistent with the space group. Thermograv imetric analyses have provided information on the extent of halate ent rapment, stability within the cage, and decomposition properties.