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Formation of 2:1 Li-Fe-phyllosilicate with montmorillonite-like structure in hydrothermal conditions

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Here, we report on hydrothermal synthesis and structural characterization of Li-Fe-montmorillonite (MMT). To date, this 2:1 type phyllosilicate attracts attention due to such properties as high ion mobility, hydrophilicity, electrical and thermal resistance. Due to that, various MMTs may serve as perspective components of Li-ion batteries (electrolyte and separator fillers, as well as protective buffer layer on top of Li metal anode). Scarce data on synthetic Li-Fe3+-MMTs motivated us to investigate formation process and structure features of such phyllosilicate by X-ray diffraction, UV-visible and Mössbauer spectroscopy, and other methods. We established critical Fe3+ content and temperature range needed for almost single-phase MMTs formation. Around 20% of total Fe may occupy tetrahedral site of MMT layer. Thermal behavior of Li-Fe-MMT strongly depends on hydrothermal synthesis conditions because of different Li+ amount present in the interlayer space and in the layer vacancies.

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Asiyat Iyakhmaeva
Ioffe Institute
Russian Federation


Ekaterina Khrapova
Ioffe Institute
Russian Federation


Lev Lebedev
Ioffe Institute
Russian Federation


Nadezhda Glebova
Ioffe Institute


Valentin Semenov
Saint Petersburg State University
Russian Federation


Andrey Kopylov
RITVERC JSC
Russian Federation


Andrei Krasilin
Ioffe Institute
Russian Federation


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Iyakhmaeva A.A., Khrapova E.K., Lebedev L.A., Glebova N.V., Semenov V.G., Kopylov A.A., Krasilin A.A. Formation of 2:1 Li-Fe-phyllosilicate with montmorillonite-like structure in hydrothermal conditions. Nanosystems: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics. 2025;16(6).

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ISSN 2220-8054 (Print)
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