Applied Clay Science

Data for the paper

Data for the paper

Modified clays are among the most investigated organic-inorganic hybrid materials. Traditionally, they are prepared by reaction of the clay mineral with an organic substrate that can be bonded by cation exchange or by covalent grafting. However, the possibility of bonding one organic substrate to the clay mineral via these two mechanisms simultaneously has not been deeply investigated. In this work, a facile modification of a mineral clay was investigated through the reaction between a quaternary alkylammonium surfactant possessing an alkoxysilane group [3-Trimethoxysilylpropyl Octadecyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride] (TPODAC) with a raw bentonite containing montmorillonite (Mt) as main phase (~ 90%) and a bentonite activated with 5N HCl (H5-Mt).

Files for BGMN computer program with results presented in publication: "Structure of glycerol-Mg-smectites/vermiculites complex based on molecular dynamics and implementation of the model for XRD modeling".

Transport data

IR spectra of purified sodium beidellite sample

mixture data

These are the geochemical and thermal analysis data of the smectite from the Lulehe Formation.

Research data for the mineralogical characterization and reactivity test of common clays suitable as supplementary cementitious material

Amount of VCM on Bent as a function of pH and drug initial concentration Infrared transmittance spectra for the samples VCM, Bent and Bent-VCM composite TG curves for the samples VCM, Bent and Bent-VCM composite X-ray diffraction patterns of the Bent and Bent-VCM composite VCM adsorption isotherm on Bent Release profiles of VCM from composite Bent-VCM: (a) SGF and SIF; (b) sequential release profile.