Mylène
Trublet
*a,
Daniela
Rusanova
a and
Oleg N.
Antzutkin
ab
aChemistry of Interfaces, Luleå University of Technology, 97187 Luleå, Sweden. E-mail: Mylene.Trublet@ltu.se; Tel: +46-(0)920-493448
bDepartment of Physics, Warwick University, CV47AL, Coventry, UK
First published on 1st December 2017
Correction for ‘Revisiting syntheses of Ti(IV)/H2PO4–HPO4 functional ion-exchangers, properties and features’ by Mylène Trublet et al., New J. Chem., 2017, DOI: 10.1039/c7nj03065g.
Ti source name | Source | Initial TiO2 content (%) | State | [TiO2]f (g L−1) | [H2SO4]f (g L−1) | Yielda (%) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
[]f: concentration before adding H3PO4 during the synthesis process.a Calculated based on the initial titanium concentration. | ||||||
A | Apatity, Russia | ∼7 | Liquid | 62 | 405 | 89 |
SA1 | Sigma Aldrich | ∼29 | Powder | 60 | 441 | 64 |
SA2 | Sigma Aldrich | ∼29 | Powder | 66 | 397–410 | 65 |
SA3 | Sigma Aldrich | ∼7 | Liquid | 76 | 394 | 71 |
SA4 | Sigma Aldrich | ∼8 | Liquid | 110 | 356–409 | 95 |
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