MAS NMR study of surface-modified calcined kaolin
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Abstract Calcined kaolins, modified by a silane coupling agent, were analyzed by magic angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance (MAS NMR) and compared to unmodified samples. The results show no chemical shift for 29 Si, whereas there is a marked change for 27 Al. The chemical shifts of 5.44 and 65.69 ppm of 27 Al in unmodified samples are respectively moved to 3.8–4.4 and 54.6–59.9 ppm after modification. This is attributed to changes in the chemical environment around the surface Al ions on the calcined kaolin resulting from chemical bonding of the silane coupling agent molecules to the Al. The results demonstrate that MAS NMR is a useful technique for characterizing the surface modification mechanisms of minerals.
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OpenAlex topics: NMR spectroscopy and applications · Clay minerals and soil interactions · Soil and Unsaturated Flow
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