Physics
Scientific paper
Jul 1983
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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 47, Issue 7, pp.1223-1236
Physics
12
Scientific paper
The coordination of aluminum with oxygen in crystalline and amorphous alumina, aluminates, and aluminosilicates has been determined with magic angle spinning 27 Al nuclear magnetic resonance. The 27 Al NMR spectra of crystalline materials show that VI Al and IV Al can readily be distinguished. The same is not the case for amorphous aluminosilicates due to the superposition of a narrow peak, characteristic of IV Al, on a broad band. Our spectroscopic results indicate that Al coordination is not the determining factor in explaining differences in devitrification behavior of albite and anorthite glasses. The coordination of Al in aqueous solutions seems to prevent precipitation of the three common Al(OH) 3 polymorphs ( VI Al) at pH above 10. There is clear evidence to suggest that, in solutions containing Si as well as Al, aluminum coordination is related to the type of precipitate formed in acid (clays, VI Al, IV Al), and basic (zeolites, IV Al) environments. Zeolites can be precipitated in near neutral pH environments at higher temperatures, reflecting an increase in IV Al under these conditions. The Al avoidance principle for aluminosilicates does not seem to be a hard principle. It is likely that the validity of this principle depends on the type of modifying cation present in the aluminosilicate framework.
de Jong Bernard H. W. S.
Parziale Victor E.
Schramm Charles M.
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