Intercalation of colored organic anions into insulator host lattices of layered double hydroxides

Hideyuki Tagaya; Ayako Ogata; Tsuneo Kuwahara; Sumikazu Ogata; Masa Karasu; Jun‐ichi Kadokawa; Kōji Chiba

doi:10.1016/0927-6513(96)00013-2

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Intercalation of colored organic anions into insulator host lattices of layered double hydroxides

Hideyuki Tagaya Ayako Ogata Tsuneo Kuwahara Sumikazu Ogata Masa Karasu Jun‐ichi Kadokawa Kōji Chiba

Year: 1996 Journal: Microporous Materials Vol: 7 (2-3)Pages: 151-158 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/0927-6513(96)00013-2

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Intercalation (chemistry) Layered double hydroxides Porphyrin Chemistry Ion exchange Organic anion Inorganic chemistry Colored Tetra Absorption (acoustics) Lamellar structure Materials science Ion Photochemistry Crystallography Organic chemistry Medicinal chemistry Hydroxide

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